- It was
believed that a well-aimed
bardic satire, glam dicenn,
could raise boils on the face of its target. The
bardic system lasted until the mid-17th...
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Barding (also
spelled bard or barb) is body
armour for war horses. The
practice of
armoring horses was
first extensively developed in
antiquity in the...
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Bard College is a
private liberal arts
college in the
hamlet of Annandale-on-Hudson, in the town of Red Hook, in New York State. The
campus overlooks the...
- The
Bardic Rail
Signalling Lamp was the
original name of a
particular type of
electric railway signalling handlamp made from 1962 by
Bardic, Ltd. for...
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bardic name from the Bible. Others, such as Hedd Wyn, used
poetic inventions. The name
could be a pen name but it
could also be an accolade. A
bardic...
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Bardic poetry is the
writings produced by a
class of
poets trained in the
bardic schools of
Ireland and the
Gaelic parts of Scotland, as they
existed down...
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Bard,
BARD,
Bård or
similar terms may also
refer to:
Bard (surname)
Bård,
Norwegian given name and
surname William Shakespeare (1564–1616), the
Bard of...
- as that of the
Welsh bardic profession is far more nuanced. Even
after the end of
Welsh independence, the
patronage of the
bards by
Roman Catholic priests...
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competitions into a
single contest for a
Bardic Crown (Crùn na Bàrdachd), the
winner to be
acknowledged as
Bard of An
Commun (Bàird a'
Chomuinn Gàidhealaich)...
- of
Bardic lies approx. at (21°N 25°W / 21°N 25°W / 21; -25). "SS
Marathon (+1941)". wrecksite.eu. 29
January 2011.
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