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ine landscape and under category (iv) for the	medieval landscape that depicts architectural monument
is work were brought back into Hebrew for the	medieval Chronicles of Jerahmeel.
The village is notable for its	Medieval deer park, as well as the famous Shropshire g
es back to Norman times and is famous for its	medieval Doom; at Great Harrowden, the Doom sits very
Becket's life became a popular theme for the	medieval Nottingham Alabaster carvers.
For the	medieval Scandinavian association, see Birkarls.
e designed by Pugin and made by Crace for the	Medieval Court in the Great Exhibition of 1851.
For the	medieval philosopher, see Richard Rufus of Cornwall.
lar with sightseers and holidaymakers for its	medieval city centre and pleasant location on Lake Con
lved eliminating the elements derived for the	medieval Arabic tradition in favor of a return to Ptol
of the Reformation and his admiration for the	medieval world and its Roman Catholic ritualism did no
e Zarra in Basque are different names for the	medieval neighbourhood of Bilbao, part of the Ibaiondo
ae, which is the most valuable source for the	medieval position of the Church in regard to property,
For the	medieval poet and philologist, see Menahem ben Saruq.
auty of Dedham Vale; it is famed also for the	medieval wool villages of Lavenham and Kersey.
For the	medieval french scientist, see Peter of Maricourt.
, on the former site of the brewhouse for the	medieval and Tudor Richmond Palace.
For the	medieval music ensemble, see Asteria Medievale.
For the	medieval hamlet of Upton in the south east of Warwicks
For the	medieval French 'chantefable', see Aucassin and Nicole
For the	medieval English dyed woollen cloth, see Lincoln green
to Oxford, the tutor's enthusiasm for French	medieval history swayed Kennedy in that direction.
in the porch are carved with the grid for the	medieval board game Nine Men's Morris.
For the	Medieval period, see Middle Ages.
For the	medieval architectural term, see Bowtell.
ack of the diplomatic skills for interpreting	medieval manuscripts.
nown as "les Punxes"), which is known for its	medieval castle style from the north of Europe.
gan the collection of foreign sources for the	medieval period in the history of the Eastern Slavs.
For the	medieval supergun from Ghent, see Dulle Griet.
the house is an identical replacement for the	medieval original, tiled with Cornish slate.
all which was once a meeting-place for York's	medieval guilds.
d 30,000 people and was a key passage for the	medieval caravans trading between the West African cit
For the	medieval queen of Scotland, see Margaret of England.
For the	medieval Egyptian capital, please see Al-Qatta'i
Evidence for other	medieval industries-tanning and the working of horn, b
Colwinston is known for the	medieval parish church of St. Michael and All Angels,
eudonym under which to write his forgeries of	medieval poetry.
There had been a spate of forgeries of	medieval objects, and the Parisians were suspicious, u
a narrative lay or simply a lay, is a form of	medieval French and English romance literature.
A brigandine is a form of	Medieval body armour.
in the shape of a dove, used in this form in	Medieval churches to keep the Eucharist (the Blessed S
within the geographic region that formed the	medieval divisions of the country called Demala Pattuv
reet and Mary Street on the island formed the	medieval city centre of Limerick.
ms and many other features of the former late	medieval church said to have been built on the site of
scapes: Power, Community and Fortification in	Medieval England.
found in the area, from Bronze age forts, to	medieval casts.
The theory was first put forward by	medieval historian Alfred Anscombe in 1913, and advoca
the Battle of Kosovo which was fought between	Medieval Serbia and the invading Ottoman Empire on Jun
ame of Napoleon's mother) and can be found in	medieval England (Saint Letycie, Lititia).
Foundation for	Medieval Genealogy: Nobility of Meissen.
Foundation for	Medieval Genealogy on Jean (Thibaut/Theobald I), Comte
Foundation for	Medieval Genealogy: Latin Lordships in Greece.
Foundation for	Medieval Genealogy.
Foundation for	Medieval Genealogy: Provence.
Foundation for	Medieval Genealogy: Savoy.
Gerold, Foundation for	Medieval Genealogy
Foundation for	Medieval Genealogy: Gascony.
Foundation for	Medieval Genealogy on Renaud (Reginald) de Bar
not listed on the site of the Foundation for	Medieval Genealogy
ey's "Medlands", hosted at the Foundation for	Medieval Genealogy
He founded the	medieval commune of Gronau.
mno is notable for the presence of four early	Medieval Standing Stones, as well as a fifth that is c
, a comprehensive history of fox-hunting from	medieval times, and, with his wife Sara Carr, Fox-Hunt
erffraw and represent a surviving fragment of	medieval Welsh royalty.
e foundations of stone walls and fragments of	medieval artefacts have been located in the outer cour
There are some fragments of	medieval glass in the south chancel window.
wall and in its west windows are fragments of	medieval stained glass.
The south window contains a few fragments of	medieval glass.
features are Victorian Glass but fragments of	medieval glass also survive.
In the windows are fragments of	medieval heraldic stained glass.
In the east window are fragments of	medieval stained glass, depicting a saint's head.
There are fragments of	medieval glass elsewhere in the church.
the Edwin Erle Sparks Professor of French and	Medieval Studies at the Pennsylvania State University.
considered to be some of the best frescoes of	medieval India next to frescoes of Ajanta Caves and Ba
Karl Friedrich Schinkel:	Medieval City on a River (1815)
Many of the buildings date from late	Medieval times.
happens to him later seem to be taken from a	medieval Judas fable.
, Twickenham, rebuilt by James apart from the	medieval tower
nd many remains have been discovered from the	medieval period.
One suggestion is that it is derived from the	medieval term "Myne-deepes".
From the	medieval period to early modern times, sheep were rear
Scenes from Perceval, from a	medieval illumination.
s tasked with reforming the university from a	medieval school concentrated on humanities (philosophy
The academic hood is a derivative from the	medieval almuce.
The name derives from a	medieval monastic school of which no trace remains.
Elvet grew up from two	medieval settlements based around Old Elvet and St Osw
used for trade and military purposes from the	medieval era until the 19th century.
ows, which could have been derived from Irish	medieval origins.
From the	Medieval period swans were kept in ponds and were a so
Only the west tower from the	medieval church survives.
that the first two parts originated from the	medieval fairs involving bears on the central square.
lished by Lhuyd in 1702, and differs from the	medieval language in having a considerably simpler str
anian nationalists needed an episode from the	medieval history for centre of the Albanian nationalis
ack to the ancient kings' road going from the	medieval town of Oslo towards the neighbouring country
is practically proved to be derived from the	medieval tabard (tabardum, taberda or collobium), an u
elaborate carved stones surviving from early	medieval Europe.
very little data about the interiors from the	medieval and Baroque era.
The Dalecarlian runes were derived from the	medieval runes, but the runic letters were combined wi
in brick, flint and stone, and date from the	medieval period and the 17th century.
uments from Western classical music, from the	medieval period onwards.
rms used in different eras beginning from the	medieval times.
ly English Gothic, and earned praise from the	medieval chronicler Matthew Paris.
ry knighthoods within Ireland dating from the	Medieval period.
ittle, the humble homes of fishermen from the	medieval era were replaced by stately homes.
The name derives from the	medieval use of the word philosophy to denote any rese
some evidence that deserted village from the	medieval age existed on the site although information
The name Oostkamp comes from the	Medieval name Orscamp, meaning place of the horses.
It is thought that the font comes from the	medieval church at Flawford.
King Enzio imprisoned in Bologna, from a	medieval manuscript.
t of the notable Kannada grammarians from the	medieval period.
e periods covered include everything from the	medieval period to modern developments in the study of
erally accepted that it is descended from the	Medieval Citole, or Cytole.
Page from a	medieval copy of the Notitia Dignitatum.
me borrows styles of castle building from the	medieval and Tudor periods, along with more minimalist
A player first creates a character from stock	medieval fantasy archetypes and starts in the town, sh
e best examples of temples preserved from the	medieval period in India.
One of thirteen skeletons analyzed from a	medieval cemetery dated 1250-1450 AD in Denmark was fo
From the	medieval period in the 12th century until 1956, the ma
From its	medieval past, Sarria conserves the Convent of A Madal
biographies of prominent individuals from its	medieval period.
lliam Burton: Hildebrand and Hellelil, from a	medieval Danish variant.
The square tower or keep remains from the	medieval building, and several other parts from the 16
"Scholastic" inscriptions date from the	medieval Old Irish period up to Modern times.
that presents performances of music from the	Medieval, Renaissance, Baroque and early Classical per
rganized by Alcuin, where he studied from the	medieval programs known as the trivium and the quadriv
very narrow and compact, a leftover from the	medieval era.
e 11th century and contains an altar from the	medieval castle.
int-Nicolas ("St, Nicholas's Tower") from the	medieval monastery is still standing.
of a forest", and probably derives from early	medieval times when it lay in the Kingdom of Powys.
The church dates from the	medieval period, with the fabric in the east end datin
dedicated to St. Gwrin, which dates from late	medieval times and was last restored in 1864.
ing", "tan," and "tawny" are derived from the	Medieval Latin tannare, "to convert into leather."
Descendent of an old Jewish family from the	medieval Toledo, Samuel (Sam) Toledano was a former se
These interpretations have varied from a	medieval answer to the portrayal of the owl in the Boo
The title comes from the	medieval text of the same name attributed to Thomas Aq
Today's Thurcroft is very different from its	medieval antecedents.
The name of the reservoir is derived from the	medieval name of the Kamchia: the Ticha.
The repertoire covers vocal music from the	medieval to the modern, folk music, madrigals and mote
From the	medieval period the river served the Port of Bridgwate
They were so known from the	medieval practice of "hosting", whereby local business
llowing a court case involving funds from the	medieval charity of Thomas de Aston, a 13th century mo
.. This leap from the	medieval to the contemporary world is one which we nee
From its	medieval past, linked to the Knights Templar, it has r
e survival of a religious sculpture from late	medieval England.
It is derived from a	medieval loan from Italian arma ('weapon'), probably v
farm is an interesting celtic cross from the	medieval period similar to ones found on the Isle of m
of the 17th century it was transformed from a	medieval fortress to a representative residence of a c
the Flora Dance), said to originate from the	medieval period.
Paul the Deacon, from a	medieval manuscript.
, containing benches dating possibly from the	medieval period.
The village dates from the	medieval village, with a parish church and pub.
wing years he transformed the building from a	medieval castle into a Renaissance palace.
he latest archaeology at the site is from the	Medieval period, and the last documentary mention is i
e walls are areas of painting dating from the	medieval and post-Reformation periods; otherwise the w
The bridge over the River Chew dates from the	medieval period and was rebuilt and dated 1788 and 181
1230-1348), known from the	medieval Georgian sources and including one named Andr
lds in painted glass dating possibly from the	medieval period.
The name of the parish derives from the	medieval Latin Perranus in Sabulo meaning Piran in the
The name "Inchkeith" derives from the	medieval Scottish Gaelic word Innse Coit, meaning "woo
ghly translated as witch, references from the	medieval practice of witch-hunt, implying that the pro
Another angle tower from the	medieval period (13th century) remains: the door has b
of a sandstone village cross dating from the	medieval period.
A fragment from a	medieval grave-slab and a niche are incorporated in th
ds district of Preston gets its name from the	medieval St. Mary Magdalen's leper hospital, which onc
the mists of imagination which arise from his	medieval surroundings, he is emphatically himself, and
or that district being part of Devon from the	medieval period until 1844.
Annales Fuldenses (Manchester	Medieval series, Ninth-Century Histories, Volume II.)
This undermined the authority, fundamental to	medieval Roman law, of the Latin Vulgate text of the P
ation, who initially provided and furnished a	medieval guild hall, St Anthony's Hall, Peasholme Gree
a reredos and altar furnishings incorporating	medieval fragments and a reliquary containing the skul
n King describes it as "a memorable fusion of	medieval and Lutheran" satire, the latter being repres
The Future of	Medieval History: An Inaugural Lecture.(1973)
and has been expanded to include galleries of	medieval and Renaissance artwork and a larger collecti
historically-themed computer games, including	Medieval: Total War, Medieval II: Total War, in which
Huerta de la Alcurnia was a Moorish garden in	medieval Islamic Toledo, in Al-Andalus, present day Sp
o includes the ruins of two gate-lodges, late	medieval towerhouse, numerous outbuildings and an over
(2002) Behind the Castle Gate: from	Medieval to Renaissance.
akaghak, meaning "Armenian city"; it gave the	Medieval Latin and Greek official name Armenopolis, as
Roman Emperor Charles V, who in 1545 gave the	medieval castle of Binche to his sister, Queen Mary of
Other popes gave, a	medieval writer assures us, attention to the chants; a
ound in the works “The Ways of the Gemara” by	medieval Spanish scholar Rabbi Yitzchak Kanfanton, and
cluding Maxims I and Maxims II, is a genre of	Medieval Literature in England.
The Bavarian Geographer's anonymous	medieval document compiled in Regensburg in 830 contai
or male clothing, especially ribbons given to	medieval knights by their ladies.
chen is notable for the insight it gives into	medieval domestic life, and its small formal gardens a
T. Hunt, "Vernacular glosses in	medieval manuscripts" in CN vol.
between the village-boy Kuba and his goat in	medieval Prague.
wake is that of "Godsvrede" (Truce of God), a	medieval term referring to the unification of previous
reflects the Victorian interest in Gothic and	Medieval architecture.
and and Lordship: Structures of Governance in	Medieval Austria, trans.
dred rolls; an outline of local government in	medieval England, London, Methuen 1930
It was the seat of government of	medieval feudal lords of the area who had control over
Goxhill Hall:	Medieval Hall
ridge is home to the ruins of the Grasburg, a	medieval refuge castle, which legend has it was the fa
Several notable personalities in Greek and	medieval literature were identified as Aethiopian, inc
was largely accurate of the ancient Greek and	medieval metaphysical ideas on mineralogy was the slow
ilosophical concepts from Classical Greek and	Medieval Arabic motivated Medieval Hebrew to borrow te
umerous books and papers on ancient Greek and	medieval Islamic astronomy.
Dudhai and Chandpur dating from the Gupta to	Medieval periods.

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