-
lives on in the New High
German words Adel "nobility," edel "noble," and
adelig "noble." It is
related to the
given name Adèle.
Adeline was
introduced to...
- to a 1762
royal act;
commoners using open
visors or "noblemen's shield" (
Adelig Sköld) are
subjected to a fine. When an ****ociation
called Ofrälse och löske...
-
Christian IV.s pengeudlån til
danske adelige.
Kongelig foretagervirksomhed og
adelig gældstiftelse 1596-1625 [Christian IV's
money lending to
Danish nobles....
-
several expressions containing noble terms and titles.
Examples are: adel,
adelig:
arbeidets adel,
nobility of
labour fyrste, fyrstelig:
fyrstelig mottakelse...
-
Robert Finlay,
efter föregifvande värkeligen härstamma, den förre ifrån en
adelig engelsk, och den
senare ifrån en skåtsk familia: i
grund hvaraf de blifvit...
- (5
November 2009). "Frau zu Guttenberg, geb. Bismarck: Jung, engagiert,
adelig".
Rheinische Post (in German).
Archived from the
original on 5 November...
- The site once
housed the
Trinity hospital and the
barracks of the k. k.
adelig-polnischen
Leibgarde military unit,
which were
called the Arcièren-Leibgarde...
-
Sweden where he died in 1813.
Marie Grubbe Øystein Rian. "Ingeborg Akeleye,
Adelig".
Norsk biografisk leksikon.
Retrieved May 30, 2016. "Ingeborg Akeleye"...
- Søllerød Cemetery. Danielsen, Niels-Birger (9
September 2014). "Historie -
Adelig mor og
datter kæmpede mod ****smen" (in Danish). B.T.
Retrieved 18 September...
- the witches) (In Swedish)
Jorgen Carl Jacobsen:
Christenze Kruckow. En
adelig Troldkvinde fra Chr. IV's Tid ['Christenze Kruckow. A
noble witch from the...
