- The
carucate or
carrucate (Medieval Latin: carrūcāta or carūcāta) was a
medieval unit of land area
approximating the land a
plough team of
eight oxen could...
- one and a half
plowlands, or 497 acres, and
valued at £50. Modern-day Coolnashamroge: Coolenashamroge/ Coolnashamroge, half a
plowland or approximately...
- masters.
Along the
fringes there were
areas that
could be used for
either plowland or gr****land.
These alternated between one and the
other depending on the...
- Ensi (cuneiform: 𒑐𒋼𒋛 pa.te.si Sumerian: ensik, "lord of the
plowland";
Emesal dialect: umunsik; Akkadian: iššakkum) was a
Sumerian title designating...
-
Marquis of Wu didn't
become cold
because of Shu Han's perdition, It
seemed that the
plowland still knew the
fragrance of
Zhuge Liang's
thatched cottage....
- M****achusetts and was a
grantee in the
Great Dividends and in the
Beaver Brook plowlands,
owning altogether forty acres. He was
admitted freeman on May 6, 1635...
- inland, the
harbor was poor, and the
short growing season and lack of
plowland meant that food had to be imported.
Around 1750,
there were only thirty-seven...
- 13 [Savitar:] "Don't keep
playing with dice; just plow your own
plowland.Be
content in your possessions,
thinking them much.
There are your cows, o gambler...
- in his tomb
chapel are:
Scribe Overseer of
Fields of Amun
Overseer of
Plowlands of Amun
Overseer of
Fields of the Lord of the Two
Lands Scribe of the...
-
castles in 1570. In 1580 it
belonged to
Donogh O’Brien. The Castle, and two
plowlands, of
Ballycarhy were p****ed in the Earl of Thomond's
patent of 1620. In...
