- (v. 1858):
hafast þû gefêred, þæt þâm fol**** sceal, Geáta leódum ond Gâr-
Denum sib gemæne ond sacu restan. The
Sippe came to be a cognatic,
extended family...
- The Old
English Rune Poem by
George Hickes in 1705: Ing wæs ærest mid Est-
Denum Gesewen secgum, oþ he siððan est Ofer wæg gewat; wæn æfter ran; Þus heardingas...
- dryht‐sele dynede, •
Denum eallum wearð, ceaster‐būendum, • cēnra gehwyl****,
eorlum ealu‐scerwen. The
noble hall
broke into a din; the
Danes all were...
- up
through the
underlying Old Red Sandstone. The
original settlement of '
Denum' was
sited 'at the valleys'
where the
broad valley of the
River Teviot meets...
- A
petition received by
Edward II
between 1320 and 1326 reads: "John le
Denum petitions the King that
whereas he has a
castle in ****berland
called Melmerby...
- 1331–1332:
Thomas de
Garton 1332–: Adam de
Steyngrave 1332–:
William de
Denum 1332–:
Thomas de
Blaston 1332–1336:
Robert de
Scorburgh 1332–1334: John...
- Wrosnum.
Hringweald wæs
haten Herefarena cyning. Offa
weold Ongle,
Alewih Denum; se wæs þara
manna modgast ealra, no hwæþre he ofer
Offan eorlscype fremede...
- was
defined by it
metric equivalent. Some
other units were
given below: 1
denum = 1600 pik2 1
jabia = 1800 pik2. Two systems, dry and
liquid were used to...
-
which frequently involved working with instrumentalists, such as Du haut...
denum digitorium (2000),
performed by the b****oonist
Pascal Gallois and the percussionist...
- do·gní "does") "he can't do it"
instead of Ní·****aing a
dénum (with con·icc and the
verbal noun
dénum) "he can't do it". The vast
majority of
verbs use ro-...
