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Cairoli (Station in front of the | Medieval Castello Sforzesco) |
In the churchyard are the base of a | medieval cross shaft which has been converted into a s |
s area is also famous for its widely exported | medieval pottery, shards of which are found in large q |
essiaen's music combined with the interest in | medieval modes shared with Peter Maxwell Davies and Ha |
The Blackfriars III ship is the most complete | medieval sailing ship to be discovered in Britain. |
The excavations of 1978 found | medieval leather shoes and numerous leather offcuts, s |
Medieval manuscript showing Simon de Montfort's mutila | |
W. Pugin designed a magnificent brass in the | medieval manner, showing the Earl in his robes and wea |
Map of | medieval Denmark, showing herreder and sysler. |
Map of | Medieval Rochester, showing the tower that Gundulf bui |
The history of written | medieval music shows a gradual shift from major to min |
her noted work by Hirsch was a publication on | medieval chronicler Sigebert of Gembloux, titled De vi |
a comparison of a non-linguistic system like | medieval heraldic signs with natural languages yields |
to the thirteenth to fifteenth century, and a | medieval conduit, similar to one excavated at Saint Au |
uropean bowed stringed instrument used in the | Medieval period, similar to a modern violin but with a |
farm is an interesting celtic cross from the | medieval period similar to ones found on the Isle of m |
Thietmar is probably the best informed of all | medieval chroniclers, since he was contemporary with d |
ot - it was known as Turincwartesrot in early | medieval times, since a man called Turincwart settled |
The Kingdom of Ruhuna was a | medieval era Sinhala kingdom located in the south of S |
also known as the Kingdom of Kelaniya, was a | medieval era Sinhalese kingdom located in Western part |
guage is marked by the use of more colloquial | Medieval Vernacular Sinitic than almost any other Tang |
The | medieval knight Sir John Chandos, a close friend of Ed |
Medieval shipbuilding site on the River Hamble | |
7, the museum is under reconstruction; a late | medieval archaeological site was discovered under the |
ed ancient monument, and is rare example of a | medieval moated site (grid reference SJ88099857). |
The Old Hall in Kilnsey was | medieval administrative site for wool trade. |
ancient monument, and is a rare example of a | medieval moated site (grid reference SJ88099857). |
There was once a | medieval castle sited on Castle Hill. |
Heighley Castle is a ruined | medieval castle situated at Madeley, Staffordshire. |
18th-century gothic folly built to resemble a | medieval castle, situated at Rothley, Northumberland. |
lage and civil parish dating back at least to | Medieval times situated about 1 mile (1.6 km) north-ea |
The | medieval fortress, situated in the Cotswolds, is the h |
Wallace, W A Prelude to Galileo - essays on | medieval and sixteenth-century sources of Galileo's th |
he house has the unusual/bizarre feature of a | Medieval human skeleton buried under a glass panel. |
hus allowing private stone palaces to replace | medieval buildings, small alleys, and parts of public |
The facades of the palace is made in the | medieval style, so the palace leaves the impression of |
anised, a direction sign for a (non-existent) | medieval monastery, soldiers in the Civil War amusing |
church building dates from 1140 onwards with | medieval and some later additions; it seats 140. |
again, after travelling to Beverley (a walled | medieval town some 8 - 10 miles away which was an armo |
20th century, many of the buildings date from | Medieval times, some from as far back as the Roman set |
lley of the Aller, there is a number of other | medieval castles, some of similar design. |
Medieval Woman's Song: Cross-Cultural Approaches. | |
Piae Cantiones (collection of late | medieval Latin songs) |
In | medieval cuisine, sops were very common. |
(1995) | Medieval Warfare Source Book: Warfare in Western Chris |
(1996) | Medieval Warfare Source Book: Christian Europe and its |
scholarship though it is, functions as such a | medieval 'spurious source', but the 'authority' it imp |
s testify to this being their early homeland: | medieval Armenian sources - "Ashharatsuyts" by Anania |
borg (Jomsburg) was the name given by several | medieval Scandinavian sources to a stronghold on the P |
1230-1348), known from the | medieval Georgian sources and including one named Andr |
According to | medieval Jewish sources, in 1171 Theobald was responsi |
for the saint, but he appears in a number of | medieval Irish sources, including the Martyrology of T |
Macaroni is mentioned in various | medieval Italian sources, though it is not always clea |
The historic sites in the townland are a | medieval ringfort south of the Bawnboy Road, (Site num |
The origin of the square comes from | medieval open space in front of town gate, known as Th |
Restaurants in | medieval Islamic Spain served three-course meals, whic |
Two | medieval bridges span the branches of the River Wey an |
nthony James Pollard (born 1941) is a British | medieval historian, specialising in North-Eastern Engl |
I and η Aurigae Hoedus II, where Hoedus is a | medieval Latin spelling of Haedus. |
The type was adopted, and developed, in the | medieval Russian sphere (i.e. in Kievan Rus'), and in |
Nearby parishes include the | medieval Great St Helen's (1210) and the St Ethelburga |
ff the parish's two other churches, the small | medieval Old St Mary's and St Saviour's (a Victorian c |
The village has a large | medieval church, St. Mary's, which has the highest spi |
Denbighshire is home to Wales largest | Medieval Festival, staged annually over the second wee |
In the windows are fragments of | medieval heraldic stained glass. |
England; it is dated 1663 but is structurally | medieval and stands on an eight-foot screen. |
, a Victorian mansion built in the style of a | medieval castle, stands at the northern end of the Pec |
It was one of the | medieval Behenian stars, associated with onyx, burdock |
ruh and the events around the founding of the | medieval Bulgarian state in 681 AD. |
terms, the river fell within the area of the | medieval Monastic state of the Teutonic Knights establ |
l act in the Reconquista, the campaign by the | medieval Christian states of Spain to drive out the Mo |
y architect Agi Lindegren who was inspired by | medieval Norwegian stave churches. |
Another | medieval crown steeple was built at King's College, Ab |
e market town of Richmond, where an important | medieval castle still watches the important ford from |
The ruins of the | medieval church still stand in the town of Maghera in |
church was rebuilt in 1828 though some of the | medieval masonry still exists on the north side and th |
However, visible traces of the | medieval grange still exist, perhaps dating from its r |
The river passes under a late | medieval six-arch stone Landacre Bridge. |
me, and neo-classical architecture as well as | medieval Cosmatesque stone inlay work, of two ribbons |
Dunbeg contains an early | medieval corbelled stone hut (clochan). |
mno is notable for the presence of four early | Medieval Standing Stones, as well as a fifth that is c |
ver, until that was built in 1975, the narrow | medieval bridge stood alone, and had to be used by bot |
In | medieval times, Storkyrkobrinken was the main slope le |
ague show is set in 1551 with a recreation of | medieval York streets and culminates with a performanc |
(Upper Briey), the area centred on the former | medieval citadel, stretches out towards the villages o |
The original bridge was a | medieval wooden structure that had both its sides line |
A donjon tower, 52 meters high, the tallest | medieval fortified structure of Europe, was added by P |
t in 1903-1904, designed to be reminiscent of | medieval military structures in Europe. |
built in 1899, designed to be reminiscent of | medieval military structures in Europe. |
built in 1909, designed to be reminiscent of | medieval military structures in Europe. |
built in 1892, designed to be reminiscent of | medieval military structures in Europe. |
period per programme: Roman and Anglo-Saxon; | Medieval; Tudor; Stuarts; Georgian and Victorian. |
Cambrian | Medieval Celtic Studies 36 (Winter 1998): 61-70. |
Pages 33-44 in Law and Education in | Medieval Islam: Studies in Memory of Professor George |
mber 1940 in Dresden) was a German scholar of | medieval German studies and Old Norse. |
ldron, Ronald Alan; Wittig, Joseph S. (1988), | Medieval English Studies Presented to George Kane, Wol |
aker architect Charles Balderston in a German | Medieval Revival style on the exterior and in a Coloni |
nown as "les Punxes"), which is known for its | medieval castle style from the north of Europe. |
The city skyline is dominated by the | medieval Gothic style York Minster, and has a rich her |
The building, in a | medieval revival style, is sited in a private park for |
a, "divination") is black magic, mentioned in | medieval books such as John Lydgate's A Royal Nigroman |
s a refuge from town fires common in timbered | medieval towns such as Northampton - as seen in 1516. |
rts of the existing church have survived from | medieval times, such as the 15th century tower and som |
The high | medieval accounts, such as that of Lucas de Tuy, are g |
The claim is mentioned by other | medieval historians, such as Al-Muqaddasi. |
in some mysterious statements which appear in | medieval chronicles, such as the involvement of Polish |
in order to create facsimiles of major Welsh | medieval manuscripts, such as the books of Aneirin and |
mas Aquinas's Summa Theologica) and literary ( | Medieval "visions", such as Visio Pauli, Visio Alberic |
een the composer of the most famous tune from | medieval England, Sumer is icumen in, though the ident |
The | Medieval Academy supports research, publication, and t |
nd possibly the earliest in date, but over 45 | medieval chasses survive showing Becket's story and th |
Medieval masonry survives to eaves level on the north | |
Only the west tower from the | medieval church survives. |
e Town Walls Tower is the very last remaining | medieval watchtower surviving on what were once the me |
interpretation of the countless treasures of | medieval art surviving in France, Belgium, Germany, an |
From the | Medieval period swans were kept in ponds and were a so |
to Oxford, the tutor's enthusiasm for French | medieval history swayed Kennedy in that direction. |
nd can be of great reference for the study of | medieval number symbolism. |
He followed in 1993 with The | Medieval Demographic System of the Nordic Countries, a |
In a variation on the | medieval beacon system the Navy built four semaphore s |
Most historical facts about the | medieval defense system, including the locations of fo |
ch was believed to have been dug as part of a | medieval drainage system. |
ypass in 1996, as well as a fine example of a | medieval drainage system. |
g strip of land, and is often associated with | medieval field systems. |
ll (as Copernicus had), or for abandoning the | medieval Alfonsine Tables in favor of his own observat |
The Taifa of Majorca was a | medieval Moorish taifa kingdom which existed from 1018 |
The | Medieval Welsh tale Culhwch and Olwen has many triads |
the magical race called the Coraniaid in the | medieval Welsh tale Lludd and Llevelys. |
Both are mentioned in the | medieval prose tale Culhwch ac Olwen, where it is said |
king chivalric vows is a central theme in the | medieval English tale The Avowing of Arthur, while the |
a story from the Mabinogion, a collection of | medieval Welsh tales, in which a group of warriors, la |
's story from the Mabinogion, a collection of | medieval Welsh tales, in which a group of warriors, la |
This Osla figures in two | medieval prose tales, Culhwch and Olwen (c. |
, Taliesin, whom he had named after the early | medieval bard Taliesin, later went on to collect his m |
A page of a | medieval Jerusalem Talmud manuscript, from the Cairo G |
The | medieval phase Tamil literature was produced in the co |
ing", "tan," and "tawny" are derived from the | Medieval Latin tannare, "to convert into leather." |
Or is a | medieval Crimean Tatar name for the northern region of |
nsion, Tatton Hall, a manor house dating from | medieval times, Tatton Old Hall, gardens, a farm and a |
Essay on | Medieval Economic Teaching, Longmans (1920) |
The church is built of limestone, using | medieval construction techniques, with no supporting s |
th renewing America's interest in traditional | medieval materials, techniques, and aesthetic. |
Medieval cookbooks tell exactly how many orange slices | |
though not all claim descent from either the | medieval Knights Templar in Scotland or Alexander Deuc |
Baphomet itself was a fabled idol that the | medieval Knights Templar supposedly worshipped, until |
al accounts, quoting from the writings of the | medieval historian Templar of Tyre, would often dramat |
Note that | Medieval scholars tend to use the word "legend" solely |
" to designate the intellectual mainstream of | medieval Japanese Tendai Buddhism. |
Postil or Postilla: a | medieval Latin term for a marginal note or a Biblical |
The | medieval Latin term universitas actually had the more |
Shihna was a | medieval Islamic term meaning, roughly, "military admi |
For the | medieval architectural term, see Bowtell. |
Medieval Ireland: Territorial, Political and Economic | |
It was unveiled by former Python and | medieval enthusiast Terry Jones. |
The Modern and | Medieval Languages Test (MML) is a University admissio |
Taliesin is given at its fullest in the late | medieval prose text Ystorya Taliesin, the earliest red |
sian Inscription or Philippi Inscription is a | medieval Greek text inscribed upon a stone in Philippi |
8 in Tooting, London - 1959) was a scholar of | medieval Irish texts and collector of Irish Music. |
His works with Old Norse and | Medieval Norwegian texts included the work Corpus Codi |
, Protestants, and Mysticism: The use of late | medieval spiritual texts in the work of Gottfried Arno |
, Hoel is associated with Arthur's retinue in | medieval Welsh texts like The Dream of Rhonabwy, Gerai |
The Sermons of William of Newburgh (Toronto | Medieval Latin Texts) (English and Latin Edition) Edit |
(Toronto | Medieval Latin Texts, 16). |
e expression refers to the careful reading of | Medieval Latin texts: the letters "p" and "q" had vari |
Even in Norwich, which boasts more | medieval churches than anywhere in Europe, it was wool |
A prostitute was reckoned differently in | Medieval Europe than it is today, and accepting money |
The town has a well-preserved | medieval bridge that used to serve as the main route o |
oman remains were overlaid with evidence of a | medieval settlement that included a small chapel. |
It was during the | medieval period that the marble used on the exterior w |
ine landscape and under category (iv) for the | medieval landscape that depicts architectural monument |
that argued in Aristotle's Poetics, but "the | medieval idea that the protagonist is victim rather th |
Cottam was previously a | medieval village that was deserted. |
Every year in the end of August there is a | Medieval Fair/Festival that reunites many people from |
It is a | medieval building that was restyled in the Baroque sty |
In the churchyard near the entrance is a | medieval cross that is a Scheduled Ancient Monument. |
e use of the vulgar tongue, and discarded the | medieval traditions that had lingered in France. |
the Sun Inn, a | medieval building that retains its coaching arch. |
During the | medieval period that followed, Robin Hood was associat |
ry preoccupations of writers and audiences in | medieval Iceland that are not always reliable. |
e, on 31 March 1547, probably in the imposing | medieval tower that bears his name. |
Ascebi is the name of the | medieval village that is the lost settlement, Canons A |
imbing enthusiasts, as well as the ruins of a | medieval fort that was built in the 13th century and d |
rshus Castle (Norwegian: Akershus slott) is a | medieval castle that was built to protect Oslo, the ca |
Cowlam was previously a | medieval village that was deserted after the Black Dea |
In addition, there are many | medieval sources that present Lapland as being dominat |
ails and/or toenails-was a favorite method of | medieval torture that retains its popularity in the 21 |
zed in childhood, in contrast to the ideas of | medieval chroniclers that the prince had first been ba |
men aboard were sodomites, which reflects the | medieval belief that sin caused pestilence and disaste |
size and shape to be a mazer bowl, a type of | medieval vessel, that it was Wych Elm and it was from |
e cultural continuity between prehistoric and | medieval times that the site reflects. |
y feminist argument rejects the commonly held | medieval belief that women were the weaker sex, intend |
In addition to the usual | medieval rule that Easter was the first Sunday after t |
ng-held belief on the continental mainland of | Medieval Europe that the English had tails. |
The | medieval building that hosts the IEI, the former Hospi |
The Palatine Chapel is an Early | Medieval chapel that is the remaining component of Cha |
emember (history major -emphasis on Roman and | Medieval history) that there is no evidence of widespr |
ary 1968, and has been listed because it is a | medieval church that, unusually for Anglesey, dates su |
In | medieval times the area, just outside the city walls, |
In | medieval England the name of Hussey was generally spel |
“Probing the Mystery of the Use of Saffron in | Medieval Nunneries,” The Senses & Society 5: 57-72. |
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