- East
Frisian Low Saxon, East
Frisian Low
German or
simply called East
Frisian is a
Northern Low
Saxon dialect spoken in the East
Frisian peninsula of northwestern...
- Friso-Saxon (Dutch: friso-saksische tongvallen, friso-saksisch) is a
group of West
Germanic dialects found around the
North Sea
coast of the Netherlands...
- inscriptions, is Boissevain,
Ursul Philip (1888). "De
inscriptione Romana apud
Frisios reperta".
Mnemosyne (in Latin). 16: 440f. JSTOR 4424810.
Boissevain noted...
-
Plantin press in 1584, and
reprinted in 1630, 1661 in Hegenitius, Itin.
Frisio-Hoil., in 1667 by Verbiest, and
finally in 1757 in Leuven), a
record of...
- col. 2128 (text). U. Ph.
Boissevain (1888). "De
inscriptione Romana apud
Frisios reperta". Mnemosyne. 16. Brill: 440. JSTOR 4424810. The
letter θ, sometimes...
- Halleb**** & de Jong (2023), pp. 175–181. Also
known as the
Gesta Dei per
Frisios, a
later appellation applied by the
Frisian historiography scholar E. H...
- lingüística en
comunidades dialectalmente divididas: el caso del leonés y del
frisio del norte" (PDF). In Sánchez Prieto, Raúl; Veith, Daniel; Martínez Areta...
-
hiding the
Jewish owner of a
nearby and well-known restaurant,
Scoglio di
Frisio.
Father Leahy's
action was
acknowledged for
decades after the war, and all...
- and his
father had been
implicated in the July 1861
failed conspiracy of
Frisio,
which had been
aimed at
provoking insurrection and
occupying Naples in...
-
Cantelmo Stuart, were
implicated in the July 1861
failed conspiracy of
Frisio. The conspiracy,
supported by
various nobles of the
former Kingdom of the...
