Lexicographical Neighbors of Banket
Literary usage of Banket
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Dr. William Smith's Dictionary of the Bible: Comprising Its Antiquities by William Smith (1892)
"At a and It the dough la probably left to ferment in a banket, a« le now done at
Cairo. (Wilkinson.) rii. 4. The term " dough " U improperly given in the AV ..."
2. The Romance of Mining: Containing Interesting Descriptions of the Methods of by Archibald Williams (1905)
"... of Transvaal deposits—The Witwatersrand—" banket "—Value of the " banket"
reef—The gold output—The "Essential Kaffir"—The labour supply—Recruiting- ..."
3. The Gold Mines of the Rand: Being a Description of the Mining Industry of by Frederick Henry Hatch, John Alexander Chalmers (1895)
"... banket " ' BEDS OF THE RAND THE conglomerate beds of the Witwatersrand formation
may be divided for purposes of convenient description into two groups, ..."
4. The Deep-level Mines of the Rand and Their Future Development: Considered by George Alfred Denny (1902)
"THE special features which characterize the Band banket deposits make it possible
to introduce computing systems, relative to their extent and value, which, ..."
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