tessera , auch: abaculus

"Do you wish my name or the tessera I was given?"

During the meetings, all prayers of the Tessera are said.

Anchor for his tessera and provides the stability they need.

Its tessera is known to me, though I may not reveal it."

When you set a tessera by hand into a surface you position it.

During archaeological investigations, some 170 kilograms of tessera were found on the floor.

A tessera was the ancient Roman equivalent of a theater ticket.

She also, in 1985, co-founded Tessera, which is a feminist journal.

The tessera in the entrance floor are smaller than normal, allowing for a more detailed design.

A tessera is an individual tile in a mosaic.

He knelt, looking carefully, and found a brownish tessera without difficulty.

Therefore, for each tessera, one extra entry is placed in the reaping ball.

Tessera (commerce) was a token or tally in ancient and medieval times.

The cleric slipped the brown tessera into his robe.

Tessera paid Richard White $300,000 in fees between 2003 and 2005.

A similar chip that encrypts and decrypts data in personal computers is called Tessera.

This allows each tessera to retain its own identity, revealing more by emphasizing shadows and negative space.

Tessera is thought to be caused by crustal folding, buckling, and breaking.

They pray the whole booklet of Legion prayers, the Tessera, every day.

Later, thinking this too frivolous for their maps, they adopted the Latin name for tiles, tessera.

Tessera Technologies is an international microelectronics company.

So, too, is a type of Venusian landscape with intersecting ridges and grooves known as tessera.

Tell us what you saw there, Tessera.'

The term for each piece of material is Tessera (plural: tesserae).

It will be of stirling engine design and the company involved is Tessera Solar.