- Ælfgifu (also Ælfgyfu; Elfgifa, Elfgiva,
Elgiva) is an Anglo-Saxon
feminine personal name, from ælf "elf" and gifu "gift". When Emma of Normandy, the later...
- Edwy and
Elgiva is a
historical tragedy by the
English writer **** Burney.
Written in 1790 it was
first performed at the
Theatre Royal,
Drury Lane in...
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effort would be
damaging to her re****tion. The
exception was Edwy and
Elgiva,
which was not well
received by the
public and
closed after the
first night's...
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Elgiva cucularia is a
species of fly in the
family Sciomyzidae. It is
found in the
Palearctic . Long. : 5–8 mm.Overall it is
coloured yellowish-brown with...
- play, Edwy and
Elgiva, was
performed at the
Drury Lane
Theatre on 21
March 1795 with
Charles Kemble as Edwy and
Sarah Siddons as
Elgiva, but
closed after...
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Translatio et
Miracula S. Swithuni: pp. 328-9 n. 299 (Lapidge's commentary).
Elgiva May 18.
Latin Saints of the
Orthodox Patriarchate of Rome.
Charter S 1539...
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Godwinson (c. 1040 – died
after 1087) Alfgar,
possibly a monk in
Rheims Edgiva Elgiva (died c. 1066) Gunhilda, a nun (died 24
August 1087)
Ancestry of the Godwins...
- Church. The
Elgiva Hall
opened on its
original location in 1976. In 1998,
having made way for an
enlarged supermarket development the
Elgiva was rebuilt...
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Junonia divaricata C. & R. Felder, [1867] Suriname,
French Guiana Junonia elgiva (Druce, 1773)
southern soldier pansy Kenya, Tanzania, Angola, Democratic...
- Mary Wells. She
produced multiple works with
historical themes (such as
Elgiva,
which received critical acclaim when it was
exhibited in 1855), as well...
