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Nicholas Grimald (or Grimoald) (1519–1562) was an
English poet and dramatist.
Nicholas Grimald was born to a
modest yeoman family of
farmers in 1519–20...
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Grimald or
Grimaldus may
refer to:
Grimald of
Weissenburg (died 872),
Frankish monk and
chancellor Grimaldus Aemilianensis (fl. c. 1100),
Spanish hagiographer...
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first edition printed of Cicero's De
Officiis in 1556 by
Nicholas Grimald, who
would later contribute to the
poetry anthology.
Tottel also published...
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Grimald,
Latinised Grimaldus (born
around 800; died 13 June 872 in
Saint Gall), was
abbot of
Weissenburg Abbey (around 825–839 and 847–872),
abbot of...
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narrative by Haito,
abbot of
Reichenau from 806 to 822. It is
dedicated to
Grimald,
brother of Wetti, his teacher. As
Walafrid tells his audience, he was...
- Old High German. It is
named for its
owner and
probably compiler,
Abbot Grimald of
Saint Gall (r. 841–872). The
Grimalt Codex contains 148
parchment pages...
- Carles.
Wolfgang dreams about becoming a
master pianist and
joining the
Grimald Academy in Paris,
following on his mother's footsteps.
Jordi Catalán as...
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Channing 1955
Bengazi Robert Emmett Donovan 1955 Lady
Godiva of
Coventry Grimald 1956
Around the
World in 80 Days
Helmsman of the SS
Henrietta 1957 The...
- and D.M. Wood.
Agriculture Canada Monograph, 32. pp. 1397–1518.
David Grimald, 1990 A phylogenetic,
revised classification of
genera in the Drosophilidae...
- Moengal,
called "Marcellus" by Notker. He may have also been
instructed by
Grimald of Weissenburg, a
student of Alcuin. The
later book
Casus monasterii Sancti...
