-
south of the kingdom, the
Folde. In an
earlier concept, Rohan's
capital region was
called the King's Lands, of
which the
Folde was a sub-region to the south-east...
- Ēostre,
listed by Bede, and
purported source of the word 'Easter'. Erce/
Folde/Eorðe, the 'Mother of Earth'
cited in the Æcerbot charm. Rheda, also Hrethe...
- "hypothetico-deductive method".
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- Team Zeke
Mackay (United States)
Daniel Vædele
Egdal (Denmark), Lars
Johan Folde (Denmark),
Roman Wofford (United States),
Shain Papalotl Longbehn (United...
- the sone
Undir a
worthiliche wodde by a wale medewe: Fele
floures gan
folde ther my fote steppede. I
layde myn hede one ane hill ane
hawthorne besyde;...
- will. Eastfold's
lands divide into
three areas: the
Folde, the Fenmarch, and the Everholt. The
Folde is rich
farmland that has long
served the realm. The...
- Father, i. e. in the
secret Presence1 of the Father: for God hath not the
folde on the bosom, as we have; nor must be
imagined to sit, as we do; nor is...
- *fuldō, 'earth, ground, field, the world', Old Norse: fold; Old English:
folde, same meaning. Proto-Slavic: *pȍļe, 'field',
Slavic mythology:
Polevoi or...
-
members of
which held the
position of Lord Lucy. Melton's
works include A Six-
Folde Politician (1609), and the
satirical play
Astrologaster (1620), against...