-
Pieter de
Coninck (died 1332 or 1333) was a
weaver from
Bruges well
known for his role in the
events surrounding the
Battle of the
Golden Spurs. He was...
- not affected. This
therefore resulted in
alternations such as
singular coninc /koːniŋk/
versus plural coninghe /koːniŋːə/,
singular lamp /lamp/ versus...
-
Spaengien ghecomen zijn: ... :
Meest onder de
regeeringhe van
Philippus de II.
coninc van Spaengien, tot
synen doot, ende den
vvtgaenden Iare 1598 ; verciert...
-
Jacob van Maerlant's
Merlijns boec and
Lodewijk van Velthem's Boec van
Coninc Artur ("Book of King Arthur").: p.545 In July 1918
publisher L.J. Veen...
-
mentioned in
Armorial de Gelre, 1370–1395, the coat of arms of
Peter IV Die
Coninc v[on]
Arragoen is
golden with four
pallers of
gulets or the
Armorial d'Urfé...
-
villes de la
Belgique au moyen-âge (1839, studie) Van den
Derden Edewaert.
Coninc van Engelant,
Rymkroniek geschreven omtrent het jaer 1347 door Jan De Klerk...
- (The
Little Patriot) (1889) Waterloo! (1889)
Breidel en De
Coninc (The
bridle and
Coninc) De
plezante reis (The
pleasant trip)
Flemish literature Marcel...
-
displaying a
white cross on red. The text left of the coat of arms says die
coninc van
denmarke ("the king of Denmark"). This is the
earliest known coloured...
- king of Damascus) de
coninc (de king of Damascus) de
jonge (jonc)vrouwe Damiët (daughter of the king of Damascus) de
kersten coninc/sijn
vader (the (Christian)...
- by
Johannes Moirs,
Jacobus Bellaert, 9
August 1484 "Summe le roy of des
conincs summe. Ende
leert hoe dat men de
sonden biechten ende
beteren sal", by...
