- Mary
Orwen (1913–2005) was an
American artist known for
paintings that
appeared to be
completely abstract but were
usually inspired by
objects in the...
- and the
Marshes of Morva, a
haunted swamp inhabited by the
witches Orddu,
Orwen and Orgoch. In
addition to the
races of
humans and Fair Folk,
Prydain is...
-
William Howard Calfee,
Robert Franklin Gates,
Helene Herzbrun, Mary Ryan
Orwen, and Ben Summerford.
Alice Denney,
served as the
first gallery director...
- Culhwch. Later, he uses it to slay the
witch Orddu, the
daughter of the
witch Orwen, by
slicing her in half. In the
Welsh Triads,
Carnwennan is
listed alongside...
-
Fflam John
Byner as
Gurgi Eda
Reiss Merin as
Orddu Adele Malis-Morey as
Orwen Billie Hayes as
Orgoch Clarence Nash as
Donald Duck
Billy Bletcher as Tiny...
-
cauldron is held by
three witches—leader Orddu,
greedy Orgoch, and
benevolent Orwen.
Orddu agrees to
trade the
cauldron for Taran's
sword and he reluctantly...
- the
government led by
President Moss
Orwen. As the coup d'état
forces begin to take over the country,
President Orwen radios for ****istance from
NORAD and...
-
regent for
their son, Alan IV.
Hawise married Hoel of Cornwall. They had:
Orwen de
Cornouailles (1050–1103)
Hildeberge de
Cornouaille (1067–1095) Alain...
- 1995, a
newsletter published by the
National Capital Area
Skeptics (NCAS)
Orwen,
Patricia (23
August 1986) The
Amazing Randi,
Toronto Star. p. M.1 "Randi's...
- Lord of Bedale, and Bardolf, Lord of Ravensworth, and
their wet-nurse,
Orwen.
Other tenants of Alan in
Yorkshire were
English lords from East Anglia...
