10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «NIDING»
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niding in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
niding and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Futhark: A Handbook of Rune Magic
The sagas abound with stories about these niding poles. In order to perform a
niding ritual, the vitki will need a stick or pole two feet or more in length, a
sculpture of a horse's head or a carved representation of the victim. In ancient
times the ...
2
A glossary; or, Collection of words ... which have been ...
A noodle, a foolish person; possibly quasi nestling cock, or the same as niding,
which see, and Nidget. Oh, Chrysostome thou — deservest to be stak'd, as well
as buried in the open fields, for being such a goose, widgeon, and niddecock to ...
3
Anglo-Norman Warfare: Studies in Late Anglo-Saxon and ...
Firstly, the sentence of niding. There is no doubt that this was a punishment of
Norse rather than Old English derivation, and Swein Godwineson richly deserved
the loss of legal status which it entailed. However, it is unlikely to have found its ...
4
A Glossary: Or, Collection of Words, Phrases, Names, and ...
A noodle, a foolish person; possibly quasi nestling cock, or the same as niding,
which see, and NIDGET. Oh, Chrysostome thou — deservest to be stak'd, as well
as buried in the open fields, for being such a goose, widgeon, and niddecock to ...
5
A History of Scandinavian Theatre
Frederick J. Marker, Lise-Lone Marker. that transcends the scholastic convention
of classical imitation. The wealthy but niggardly Niding, obsessed by the idea that
he will one day find himself in need, compels his household, including his wife ...
Frederick J. Marker, Lise-Lone Marker, 1996
6
Dictionnary of the English Language with Numerous ...
There was one true English word of as great, if not greater force than them all : —
it is niding. For when there was a dangerous rebellion against king William Rufus
, and Rochester castle, then the most important and strongest fort of this realm, ...
7
English Society in the Eleventh Century: Essays in English ...
To kill an enemy in strife, to burn his house, are not the acts of a niding, although
it may lead to very unpleasant reprisals and eventually to heavy compensation.
But Swegen, Godwin's son, for the kidnapping of Earl Bjorn, was declared a ...
8
The history of initiation, 3 courses of lectures
for his probation in arms, and if he failed to distinguish himself in battle before the
expiration of this term, the phrase, Niding, was applied to him, and he was
shunned by all his former associates.* This however did not often happen ; and
when ...
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The Lady's Monthly Museum
Yet it hath levied armies, and subdued rebellious enemies ; and that I may hold
you no longer, it is niding : — for when there was a dangerous rebellion against
King William Rums, and Rochester Castle, the most important and strongest fort
of ...
10
The Nature of Asatru: An Overview Of The Ideals and ...
Niding (NID-ing)—“Criminal”. One who has disgraced him or herself by com-
miting a “nid”, a transgression of the sacred laws, which can only be countered by
compensation. Niding Pole—“Insult Pole”. A pole raised to declare someone a ...
5 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «NIDING»
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niding is used in the context of the following news items.
The legacy of former Montreal mayor Jean Doré
... whose integrity would never suffer the indignity of corruption scandals that marked predecessors like Drapeau's Gérard Niding or successors ... «Cult MTL, Jun 15»
Witness says inflated expenses of ex-construction union boss were …
Daniel Niding, chief of Metal Pole Ltd, said that the contract his company won in 2004 to supply high masts for the transport ministry led to ... «CTV News, Apr 14»
War of the Vikings Gets Another Huge 10Gb “Last Update”
Similar things are true for the new perks called Feign Death, Niding, Strong Will, Gloater and Blade Master. Even more content is due at full ... «SegmentNext, Mar 14»
Curious Customs Of England: Wife-Selling, Whipping the Cock …
The person thus subjected to dishonor was called Niding, or infamous, and he was thenceforth deemed incapable of making oath in any cause. «Booktryst, Dec 13»
Nidingr: "Blood, Murder, Evil . . . and typical Viking shit"
Teloch: A Niding is a shameless coward, a thief, outcast etc. In Norse Mythology the word niðingr would be used when a person had committed ... «Metal Underground, Mar 11»
