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Brynjolf Steel (c. 1205 – c. 1270) was the son of the
Norwegian Liegeman John
Steel (Liegeman). He is a good
example of how even in
countries without strong...
- play, the
tragedy Catilina (1850), was
published under the
pseudonym "
Brynjolf Bjarme", when he was only 22, but it was not performed. His
first play...
- the
Christiania Theater on 26
September 1850,
under Ibsen's
pseudonym Brynjolf Bjarme. The play was re-written in 1854 for a new
performance at "Det Norske...
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Fortress 2,
Spider in
Destiny 2: Forsaken, the
Prophet of
Regret in Halo 2,
Brynjolf in Skyrim,
Robert in The Last of Us,
Captain Conrad Roth in Tomb Raider...
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Hovde was born on
March 9, 1925, in Meadville, Pennsylvania. Her father,
Brynjolf was the
president of the New
School for
Social Research from 1945 to 1950...
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Brynolf Algotsson (Italian: Brinolfo; c. 1240-1248 – 6
February 1317) was a
Swedish Catholic prelate and
theologian who
served as the
Bishop of
Skara from...
- The
first performance of
Catilina in
Norway not
under Ibsen's
pseudonym (
Brynjolf Bjarme) was at Det Nye
Teater in Oslo on 24
August 1935.
Forced to support...
- were
about the same age as
Brynjolf's son Bard (Bárðr inn hvíti, "the White"). The
entire Torgar estate was
inherited by
Brynjolf, and he gave no
share to...
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Quigini Puliga French writer,
novelist Branislav Nušić
Alkibijad Nuša
Brian Coffey Dean
Koontz Brynjolf Bjarme Henrik Ibsen Busy Body
Benjamin Franklin...
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Brynjolfsson is an
Icelandic patronymic surname,
literally meaning "son of
Brynjolf".
Notable people with the name include: Ari
Brynjolfsson (1927–2013), Icelandic–born...
