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	Esus - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In Gaulish religion, Esus, Hesus or Ho ("lord", "master" or "defender") was possibly a god of agriculture, defensive war and commerce.
		Worship of Esus was depicted in the Bern Commentaries as very gory, with the main rite used for redemption or for honoring him involving a sacrifice being chosen by a tribal chief, and once chosen, is taken to the altar-stones, bent backwards over the center stone, and disemboweled.
		"Esus" is mentioned as being encountered in southern Gaul by Caesar's troops in the above-mentioned Pharsalia, and the Pillar of the Boatmen is put up between 14 and 37 AD (exact date determined by the inscription).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Esus (492 words)

	Esus
		Esus appears in the guise of a muscular woodcutter on a relief dedicated to Jupiter c.AD 14-37, rediscovered in 1711 under the choir of Notre Dame cathedral in Paris.
		The Esus stone itself is inscribed with his name, and beneath this is a depiction of a muscular god chopping at a branch of a willow tree.
		Although Esus was worshipped in many parts of Gaul, he appears to have been the eponymous god of the Esuvii of northwest Gaul, on the English Channel, coextensive with the modern French Department of Calvados.
	www.geocities.com /chronarchy/mjournal/patrons/aboutesus.html (3051 words)

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		ESUs with populations that are geographically distant from each other, or are separated by severely degraded habitat, may lack the connectivity to function as metapopulations and are more likely to become extinct than populations that can function as metapopulations.
		ESUs with populations that are geographically distant from each other, or are separated by severely degraded habitat, may lack the connectivity to function as metapopulations (i.e., a group of interconnected subpopulations) and are more likely to become extinct.
		ESUs comprised of a small proportion of populations meeting or exceeding VSP criteria may lack the source populations to sustain the non-viable declining populations during environmental down-turns.
	www.crfm.org /Coho-27ESUs_ProposedListingsFRN(052704c).doc (15235 words)

	Esus: a Gaulish God, also known as Aisunertos, Esunertos, Aisus, Aesus, Hesus (The Respected One)
		Esus is a deity known from Gaulish and North African inscriptions and iconography.
		Esus' name probably represents a Romanization of an original form that was probably something like Aisus, derived from the proto-Celtic wesu- (excellent, noble) thus Esus' name contains the connotations of 'respect' (which masy make his name equivalent to that of the Germainc Woden/Odin — "The Respected One").
		There is also the questin of why Esus is chopping or pruning the tree unless this is something to do with the death/rebirth of the tree itself, echoing the death and rebirth of the victims sacrificed to it.
	www.celtnet.org.uk /gods_e/esus.html (599 words)

	Chronarchy.Com: Essays: Esus: Encyclopedia of Relgions entries on Esus
		ESUS, a Celtic deity of uncertain attributes, was variously identified by the Romans with Mars and with Mercury.
		As a theonym Esus is unknown in Gallo-Roman writing except for a single inscription from the first century CE on the Altar of the Nautae of Paris, currently preserved at the Musée de Cluny (Corpus inscriptionum Latinarum, Berlin, 1863, vol.
		Esus also shows up on a monument in Treves, although here too one cannot be sure of a sound interpretation.
	www.chronarchy.com /esus/eor_esus.html (975 words)

	Esus (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		French folklorist Jean Markale identifies Esus instead with a type of god--the "horrible" sky god of magic, like Odin (whose victims were also tied to a tree and flailed), Math ap Mathonwy/Gwydion (lords of magic), and Uranus.
		Esus has somtimes (namely in Lucan) been written as Hesus, which has lead to some "scholars" to call him "Hu-Hesus" and identify him with Jesus and Hu Gadarn (who has his own tortured history) together, a rather silly idea.
		The two known depictions of Esus are of a man cutting (pruning?) a tree, and is usually in conjunction with Tarvos Trigaranos, "The Bull and Three Cranes".
	www.maryjones.us /jce/esus.html (218 words)

	Hesus of the Druids. No parallel for Christianity.
		Esus is often linked to Mercury and/or Mars as a god of war.
		Esus is depicted as a woodcutter (i.e., a lumberjack) in one early carving.
		Esus' favorite animal was neither lamb nor elephant -- he preferred birds with long necks like cranes and egrets.
	www.tektonics.org /copycat/hesus.html (647 words)

	EPA: Federal Register: Endangered and Threatened Species; Proposed Rule Governing Take of Four Threatened ...
		For this ESU, NMFS is proposing to amend its existing regulations to allow the same 10 limits on the application of the take prohibitions which are proposed for the chinook and steelhead ESUs described here.
		The salmon and steelhead ESUs that are covered by this proposed rule have survived for thousands of years through cycles in ocean conditions and weather; therefore, NMFS has concluded that they are at risk of extinction primarily because their populations have been reduced by human ``take''.
		After salmonid ESU conservation needs are met and when consistent with survival and recovery of the listed ESU, broodstock collection programs may be authorized by NMFS for secondary purposes such as to sustain tribal, recreational or other fisheries.
	www.epa.gov /fedrgstr/EPA-SPECIES/2001/August/Day-17/e20570.htm (16397 words)

	EPA: Federal Register: Endangered and Threatened Species; Threatened Status for Two Chinook Salmon Evolutionarily ...
		The California Coastal ESU was originally proposed as threatened, as part of a larger Southern Oregon and California Coastal ESU, but new information supports a threatened listing for a revised ESU consisting of California coastal chinook salmon populations from Redwood Creek (Humboldt County) south through the Russian River.
		This issue is relevant to the discussion on ESU configuration due to the ocean-type life history expressed by summer-run fish in the Upper Columbia River and the stream-type life history expressed by summer-run fish in the Snake River Basin.
		Under the assumption that the Deschutes River population is in a separate ESU from Upper Columbia or Snake River fish, NMFS was unable to resolve the historical extent of that ESU.
	www.epa.gov /fedrgstr/EPA-SPECIES/1999/September/Day-16/e24051.htm (18717 words)

	The Esus Group (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The Esus Group has been established on a foundation built from over 25 years in Fortune 100 companies.
		One of the unique features of The Esus Group is our ability to take into account, regardless of a business's size, the impact of the globalization of the world's economy on a particular business.
		And, while we have an established approach to gaining a full understanding of your particular situation, the solutions and recommendations that we bring forward are developed based on your specific circumstances and business.
	www.maconsultants.com /esus.htm (761 words)

	EPA: Federal Register: Endangered and Threatened Species: Proposed Listing Determinations for 27 ESUs of West Coast ...
		ESUs with limited [[Page 33111]] diversity are more likely to go extinct as the result of correlated environmental catastrophes or environmental change that occurs too rapidly for an evolutionary response.
		mykiss ESUs due to numerically abundant residents, the collective contribution of the resident life-history form to the viability of an ESU in-total is unknown and may not substantially reduce extinction risks to an ESU in-total (NMFS, 2004).
		Southern California O. mykiss ESU The Southern California O. mykiss ESU includes all naturally spawned populations of steelhead in streams from the Santa Maria River, San Luis Obispo County, California (inclusive) to the U.S.-Mexico Border (62 FR 43937, [[Page 33118]] August 18, 1997; 67 FR 21586, May 1, 2002).
	www.epa.gov /fedrgstr/EPA-IMPACT/2004/June/Day-14/i12706.htm (13836 words)

	Esus and Tarvos Trigaranos
		Now Esus, the hunter god, had been roaming through the fields and forests of the world, looking for an animal worthy of his appetite, but he found no animal to his satisfaction.
		It was on a night in the dark of the moon when the bull at last began to fail in strength.
		Esus ever overcomes the divine bull, but Mother Earth ever causes him to be reborn.
	www.draeconin.com /welsh/database/tarvos.htm (534 words)

	esus (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Services are provided in a esus-care setting, such as a esus, by licensed health professionals, such as physicians, nurses, dietitians, and/or psychologists.
		The dealer must check the esus box on the esus Guide if a service contract is offered, except in states where service contracts are regulated by insurance laws.
		States issue junk titles to indicate that a esus is not road worthy and cannot be titled again in that state.
	jesus.ask.dyndns.dk /esus (328 words)

	esus services - website marketing
		The ultimate aim of a marketing plan is to build the largest potential audience for your site.
		The following is an overview of the elements incorporated into an esus marketing plan.
		esus provide tools to allow you to measure a number of vital statistics including number of hits, entry and exist pages and time spent on the site.
	www.esus.ie /services/website_marketing.htm (505 words)

	Chronarchy.Com: Essays: Esus: Esus and Jesus: a False Connection
		And that "Iësous" would have been transliterated into "Esus" is, while slightly less silly, more unlikely: the word "Iësous" would have needed to occur before "Esus" could be derived from it, and the Celts were well-known to have a knowledge of Greek as a language.
		Esus, Iovis, and Volcanus are not at the top, but Cernunnos is. Whether that makes Cernunnos more important or less is difficult to say.
		The Setantii tribe had Esus as a primary god, and so this pillar is connected to the story of Chuculiann, and Chuculiann's life can also be matched to Caesar's.
	www.chronarchy.com /esus/esus-jesus.html (2190 words)

	New Page 1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		"Esu, one of the principle titles of Tammuz." Mythology of all Races
		The god Esus depicted in his usual form as a woodcutter.
		Like Teutates and Taramos Esus was noted for the cruelty of sacrifices he exacted.
	www.oilderrick.name /Esus.htm (175 words)

	International ESUs - Contact - The English-Speaking Union
		The ESU in London works in partnership with a network of ESUs worldwide.
		Most recently ESUs have opened in Hong Kong, Thailand, Malaysia, Latvia, Lebanon, Madagascar, Mongolia and the Republic of Korea.
		Each ESU has its own calendar of events which range from public speaking and debating competitions to literary events and lectures.
	www.esu.org /contact/international_esus.asp (111 words)

	Nebraska Educational Service Units
		Click on a colored ESU area to see a corresponding listing of high schools that are affiliated with that particular ESU.
		Enter the ESU affiliation for your high school in Part I of the Byrd Scholarship Application Form.
		However, since the Byrd Scholarship selection process involves sorting of applicants by ESU affiliation, every high school must be placed in an ESU area as determined by geographic location.
	www.nde.state.ne.us /byrd/ESUmap.htm (79 words)

	The Tumulus of Esus \| ACO MYTHOLOGY (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		This and a related relief from Trier, Ger., associate him with a sacred bull and accompanying cranes or egrets.
		According to Lucan, "horrid Esus with his wild altars".
		Ritual: Those sacrificed to Esus were stabbed and hung in trees to bleed to death.
	www.ancuairt.org /tumulus/esus.htm (477 words)

	Benefit of an Extended Stroke Unit Service With Early Supported Discharge : A Randomized, Controlled Trial -- ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		with acute stroke were allocated to the ESUS and 160 to the
		Main points in ESUS from randomization until the patient returns to active life.
		95, was 60.0% in ESUS versus 49.4% in OSUS (P=0.056).
	stroke.ahajournals.org /cgi/content/full/31/12/2989 (4358 words)

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		E Esus E Esus E Might hear a thousand harps of heaven rain down upon her, B Bsus B A E Esus E I can't stand and watch while you stand accused.
		E Esus E Esus E Sometimes you might find like you feel that you're drowning B Bsus B A E Esus E Run for cover like some blown out fuse.
		E Esus E Esus E Remember one thing, that you filed that number, B Bsus B A E Esus E You can call me up baby, you won't be refused.
	www.geocities.com /Colosseum/Field/7738/coch_noregrets.txt (248 words)

	ESUS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Applebaum discovered that unless certain ultrasound findings are present near the time of embryo transfer, the transferred embryos will fail to implant or develop.
		Here is the citation of the first study appearing in an edited medical journal of which Dr. Applebaum is aware that proved the value of ESUS
		Dr. Applebaum is the discoverer and developer of ESUS
	www.drapplebaum.com /ESUS.htm (447 words)

	Lincoln Brewster: Amazed> Lyrics (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		A F#m7 Esus D2 Lord to You all praises be
		A Esus F#m7 D2 A Esus F#m7 D2 As the Heavens are higher than the Earth
		Esus D2 D5 I wanna be more like You
	www.lincolnbrewster.com /music/amazedlyrics.htm (1051 words)

	RealMagick Article: Esus by Obsidian
		A divinity revered before and during the Roman occupation of Gaul, most of our information about him comes from the Roman author Lucan, who speaks of dark and savage human sacrifices to this woodland God.
		Although a number of altars and memorial stones of Esus survive, his attributes have become mysterious and his story has more-or-less vanished.
		He is often portrayed in the act of cutting willow branches, and his images often connect him with waterbirds, particularly storks or cranes.
	realmagick.com /articles/80/980.html (322 words)

	Billboard esus source (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
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	billboard.flospace.info /billboard-esus-source.htm (4043 words)

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		7:14 Ow-nay about-ay e-thay idst-may of-ay e-thay east-fay Esus- jay ent-way up-ay into-ay e-thay emple-tay, and-ay aught-tay.
		9:14 And-ay it-ay as-way e-thay abbath-say ay-day en-whay Esus- jay ade-may e-thay ay-clay, and-ay opened-ay is-hay eyes-ay.
		11:32 En-thay en-whay Ary-may as-way ome-cay ere-whay Esus- jay as-way, and-ay aw-say im-hay, e-shay ell-fay own-day at-ay is-hay eet-fay, aying-say unto-ay im-hay, Ord-lay, if-ay ou-thay adst-hay een-bay ere-hay, y-may other-bray ad-hay ot-nay ied-day.
	www.museumofconceptualart.com /ible-bay/ohn-jay.txt (17022 words)

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