- Look up
deodand in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
deodand is a
thing forfeited or
given to God, specifically, in law, an
object or
instrument that...
- person's
death Deodand may also
refer to:
Deodand (fictional creature), a
fictional creature from Jack Vance's
Dying Earth fantasy works "
Deodand" (Karl Schroeder)...
-
reality and
information networking. "
Deodand", 2010
Originally published in METAtropolis:
Cascadia In the story, a
deodand is an
artificial intelligence that...
-
accidental death in all
cases and a
deodand of one
thousand pounds on the engine,
tender and carriages. The
deodand was
later overturned. Taurus: worked...
- traditions. Chun the Unavoidable: A
mysterious entity,
species is unknown.
Deodands:
Handsome humanoids with dark skin and
savage disposition. Pelgranes: Winged...
-
audiobook anthology in
which Schroeder's
contribution was the
short story Deodand. The
Claus Effect (with
David Nickle). (Tesseract Books, 1997) ISBN 978-1-895836-35-6...
- cases, and a
deodand of one
thousand pounds on the engine, tender, and carriages. The
coroner refused to
reveal the
basis on
which deodand had been made...
-
driver of the cart. The
inquest was held at the Bell Inn.
Deodands were
abolished under the
Deodands Act 1846 24
years later.
Helpston railway station Source:...
- king's mercy.
Items or
creatures which caused death were also destro**** as
deodands.
Alfred the Great's Doom Book
distinguished unintentional injuries from...
- Flute” (1981),
Nebula Award winner (declined). “The
Curious Affair of the
Deodand” (2011), in the
urban fantasy anthology Down
These Strange Streets, edited...
