- author,
other than the
description by the
copyist in the
first sentences:
Madocke or
Madoc is
thought to be
another one of Willem's
works that at one point...
- England: 1694–1694: John
Kendrick 1694–1699:
Thomas Speed 1699–1739:
Thomas Madockes 1739–1751:
James Collier and
Daniel Race (jointly) 1751–1759:
Daniel Race...
-
Willem die
Madocke maecte (c. 1200 – c. 1250;[citation needed] "William-who-made-Madoc") is the
traditional designation of the
author of Van den vos Reynaerde...
- An
early Bank of
England note, with
Britannia emblem,
signed by the
Chief Cashier,
Thomas Madockes, and
dated 1699....
-
Hispaniardes thyther." "And at this tyme an
other of Owen
Gwynedhs sonnes,
named Madocke, left the
lande in
contention betwixt his bretherne, and
prepared certaine...
- Van den vos
Reynaerde (1937) Van den vos
Reynaerde (1943 film)
Chanticleer and the Fox (1958)
Other Maleperduis Reynardine Willem die
Madocke maecte...
-
Vliet Joost van den
Vondel Ida Vos
Hendrik de
Vries Leo
Vroman Willem die
Madocke maecte Elly de
Waard Willem Wilmink Ans
Wortel "Anne van Amstel". Nederlandse...
-
which do not
belong to the
Romanesque release. His author, "Willem die
Madocke maecte" was
identified as the lay
Cistercian Guillaume de Boudelo, who...
- the
Webley family; one to
Francis and
Dorothy Seaborne and one to the
Madocke family; one each to Mary Smith,
Henry Jones,
William Humpfrey,
James Woodhouse...
-
criticised personally for high-handedness and factionalism. More generally,
Madockes alleged that the word of God was
never preached there since he was abbot...
