-
common Old
English term for a
meeting of the
witan is
gemot,
sometimes expanded as
micel gemot ('great ****embly').
Writers of
Latin texts used conventus...
- Æthelred),
promulgations enacted at
Wantage in 997,
which states: þæt man
habbe gemot on æl**** wæpentace; & gan ut þa
yldestan XII þegnas & se
gerefa mid, & swerian...
-
tributaries of the
River Eden. The name of the
river is from Old
English (ēa-
gemōt) and is a back
formation from
Eamont Bridge which means the
junction of...
- Old
English for "meeting of wise men" (witan – wise man or
counsellor /
gemot – ****embly).[citation needed] In
Order of the Phoenix,
about fifty people...
- Letters. 7 (21): 4637–9. doi:10.1021/ol0518333. PMID 16209498.
Alberto Gobbi,
Gemot Frenking (1993). "Y-Conjugated compounds: the
equilibrium geometries and...
- Witenagemot. The name
derives from the Old
English ƿitena ȝemōt, or
witena gemōt, for "meeting of wise men". The
first recorded act of a
witenagemot was...
-
Norman Conquest removed it. Anglo-Saxon
kings were
elected by the
witena gemót. Finally, the
principle survived in some form or
other for
centuries after...
- property.
Quarrels between housecarles were
decided by a
specific tribunal (
gemot), the Huskarlesteffne, in the
presence of the king;
depending on the nature...
-
organization for
military purposes. In
Anglo Saxon England, the name for
court was
gemot and all
courts were
called by this name. Later, the
shire court was an early...
-
sophisticated system of ****emblies or
moots (the Old
English words mot and
gemot mean "meeting").
Historians often call
these ****emblies courts; however...
