- poem The Wild Huntsman,
linking it here
specifically to the
castles of
Rodenstein and
Schnellerts and to the Odenwald. In the
influential book Kultische...
-
Philipp von
Rothenstein (died 21
March 1604) was the Prince-Bishop of
Worms from 1596 to 1604. He was
appointed bishop on July 15, 1596, and died in office...
-
Rodenstein (29
September 1579 – 30
October 1652) was the Prince-Bishop of
Worms from 1629 to 1652.
Georg Anton von
Rodenstein was born in
Rodenstein on...
- 30
September 1820, p. 3
Article from the
Salem Gazette, 5
October 1819
Rodenstein, D. O.; Dooms, G.; Thomas, Y.; Liistro, G.; Stanescu, D. C.; Culee, C...
- Consumption. 2 (2). doi:10.1386/ffc.2.2.139_1.
Retrieved 11
September 2014.
Rodenstein, Roy (9 May 2000). "The
Virgin Suicides". The Tech Online.
Retrieved 11...
- Wiesenthau. The
north peak is the 513.9 m Walberla, the
south peak the 531.7 m
Rodenstein (previously
known as the Bodenstein). The hill is po****rly
known as the...
- at the Minneburg,
Georg von
Frankenstein and Annemariechen, Hans von
Rodenstein and
Maria von Hochberg. the
apparitions of the devil:
Teufelspfad (pathway...
-
Lords of
Rodenstein, who
called themselves Lords of
Crumbach before Rodenstein Castle was
built around the
middle of the 13th century.
Rodenstein Castle...
- breathing, the
mouth is for eating."
Aerophagia Breath-holding
spell Hiccup Rodenstein, D. O.; Kahn, A.; Blum, D.; Stănescu, D. C. (1 May 1987). "Nasal occlusion...
- Odin. In
Germany the Wild
Troop of
Rodenstein was said to ride a
straight path
between the
castles of
Rodenstein and Schnellert. Also
throughout Europe...
