10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BRONDYRON»
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brondyron in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
brondyron and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Spenser: The Faerie Queene
10 But Fortune aunswerd not vnto his call; For as his hand was heaued vp on
hight, The villaine met him in the middle fall, And with his club bet backe his
brondyron bright So forcibly, that with his owne hands might Rebeaten backe
vpon him ...
But Fortune aunswerd not unto his call ; For as his hand was heaved up on hight,
The villaine met him in the middle fall, And with his club bet backe his brondyron
bright So forcibly, that with his owne hands might, Rebeaten backe upon ...
Edmund Spenser, John Payne Collier, 1862
3
The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser ...
But Fortune aunswerd not unto his call ; 10 For as his hand was heaved up on
hight, The villaine met him in the middle fall, And with his club bet backe his
brondyron bright So forcibly, that with his owne hands might, Rebeaten backe
upon ...
Edmund Spenser, John Payne Collier, Norris Deck, 1866
4
The Faerie Queene, Book Six and the Mutabilitie Cantos:
Perhaps this reference connects Jews and Muslims (Islam was associated with
Disdain in the previous canto, vii.47.9) as enemies of Christians. 1 brondyron:
sword. 2 strayte: tightly. 3 sway: force. 4 weld: move. 5 flout: mock. 6 hynde:
servant.
Edmund Spenser, Abraham Stoll, Andrew Hadfield, 2007
5
The Chambers Dictionary
... or bran chos — bronc'O; buster a person who breaks in broncos; a cowboy. [Sp
bronco rough, sturdy] brand. An obsolete form of brand. brondyron. etc. See
under brand. brontosaurus bron-ta-sor as. n a member of the Bronto- saurus
genus, ...
But Fortune aunswerd not vnto his call; For as his hand was heaued vp on hight,
The villaine met him in the middle fall, And with his club bet backe his brondyron
bright So forcibly, that with his owne hands might Rebeaten backe vpon him ...
Edmund Spenser, Albert Charles Hamilton, Hiroshi Yamashita, 2007
7
Spenser's Faerie queene, edited by J. C. Smith
But Fortune aunswerd not vnto his call; For as his hand was heaued vp on hight,
The villaine met him in the middle fall, And with his club bet backe his brondyron
bright So forcibly, that with his owne hands might Rebeaten backe vpon him ...
Edmund Spenser, Ernest De Selincourt, James Cruickshanks Smith, 1909
8
Chambers English-Hindi Dictionary
... яятят, ¡РЯ^т ЯТ zW\ ?пттят; adj. branded *$14<к; Wí+d, f^rífaR; я. brander (
Scot.) WTTÍt ¡TT ЯЯТЗТ; (яга яяя % ftrrr); v.t. Фктт TT Я/ТЯТ; ni. branding-iron ^
ГОЯ ЧГТ ЯТ|Т; brand-iron >£чгтт, г|т; ^тяя ^гт ?ттгт; fimf; (Spens. brondyron) а^
ГЧ'К; ...
Sureśa Avasthī, Indujā Avasthī, 1981
45 0 0 cams-r TOWNSHIP. l Lewis Edwards dz John Rowland—Brondyron Farm
0 0 [Edwd. LewisI son of Lewis Edward, is tenant with hi8 \ father instead of John
Rowland] CAMLAN TOWNSHIP. JohnVaughsn—Maes Camlan and Brandy ...
10
The Faerie Queene ... Ed. from the Original Editions of 1590 ...
... For as his hand was heaved up on hight, The villaine met him in the middle fall,
And with his club bet backe his brondyron bright So forcibly, that with his owne
hands might Rebeaten backe upon himselfe againe, He driven was to ground in
...
Edmund Spenser, Kate Mary Warren, 1908
