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Friar Rush (Broder Rusche,
Bruder Rausch,
Broder Ruus) is the
title of a
medieval Low
German legend,
surviving in a 1488
edition in
verse form. During...
- as he was
known as the "Prince of Lechery" in the 16th-century
romance Friar Rush. The
French Benedictine Augustin Calmet equated his name with a fine dress...
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gluttony and lasciviousness. The best
known abbey lubber tale is that of
Friar Rush. The
lubber fiend appears also in The Red Axe by S. R.
Crockett (1900):...
- Part III, pp. 115–122 Kittredge,
George Lyman (1900). "The
Friar's Lantern and
Friar Rush".
Publications of the
Modern Language ****ociation. 15: 415–441...
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Willem Het
dwaallicht Kittredge,
George Lyman (1900). "The
Friar's Lantern and
Friar Rush".
Publications of the
Modern Language ****ociation. 15: 415–441...
- Journal. 3–4: 229, 1835. 1835. Kittredge, G. L. (1900). "The
Friar's Lantern and
Friar Rush". PMLA. 15 (4): 415–441. doi:10.2307/456566. ISSN 0030-8129...
- of
English tales such as "Robert the Devyl,
Thomas a Reading,
Friar Bacon,
Friar Rush, Virgilius,
Robin Hood,
George a Green, Tom a Lincolne, Helyas...
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Northern Lands“ 1614 Low
German Bible Bible translations into
German Friar Rush Hamborger Veermaster The
Juniper Tree (fairy tale) Low
German (school...
- by
Mission Indians prior to 1848. The
friars instructed them to keep its
location secret to
avoid a gold
rush. In
January 1847, nine
months into the...
- printed. The Six
Yeomen of the West, with Day, May–June 1601. Not printed.
Friar Rush and the
Proud Woman of Antwerp, with
Chettle and Day, July 1601 – January...
