10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «THIRDINGS»
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thirdings in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Proceedings of the Sixth Viking Congress, Uppsala, 3-10 ...
The situation seems to have been similar in the Swedish provinces of
Halsingland and Angerman- land with Medelpad, both of which were divided into
thirdings (cf. the Yorkshire ridings, from older thridings, thirdings). In this great
dependent ...
Peter Godfrey Foote, Dag Alvar Stroembaeck, 1971
2
The Canadian Journal of Industry, Science and Art
Even the old Saxon Tkrydding-r, i. e. Thirdings, denoting tripartite division, have
been transformed into Ridinga—The “Ibur _ Ridings ” of our Canadian county of
York indicate, verbally, something that is impoasible. At the first organization of ...
3
The Works of Jeremy Bentham, Now First Collected: Under the ...
But he was enabled to effect a change with another student, and got two guineas
in addition, for his thirdings, on account of his better furniture. Once, at Oxford,
going round to see the sights, his father took him into the hall at Christ Church, ...
4
The History of Herodotus: A New English Version, Ed. with ...
... Trittyes, or " Thirdings." It is uncertain whether these divisions were really
distinct and separate ; according to some writers the Phratry and the Trittys were
two names For proof of the special burial-place, cf. Marcellin. vit. Thuc. p. ix. Dem.
c.
Herodotus, George Rawlinson, Sir Henry Creswicke Rawlinson, 1866
5
Tahiti Beyond the Postcard: Power, Place, and Everyday Life ...
... it as “an alternative envisioning of spatiality, as illustrated in the heteroto-
pologies of Foucault, the trialectics and thirdings of Lefebvre, the margin- ality
and radical openness of bell hooks, the hybridities of Homi Bhabha” (Soja 1996,
163).
6
Cambridge Geographical Readers Ii England and Wales
Yorkshire is divided into thirds or thirdings, but now called "Hidings," and the
busy woollen towns are in the West third or Riding. One of the largest and busiest
is Leeds, the market and the railway junction of the woollen district. Leeds has ...
7
After Thermopylae: The Oath of Plataea and the End of the ...
By a complicated and significantly artificial pro~ cedure these 139 or 140 were
grouped into thirty trittaes or ”thirdings,” which in turn were so combined as to
produce ten political ”tribes.”These demes and tribes were the basis of demo~
cratic ...
8
"A" is for Abductive: The Language of the Emerging Church
Some thirdings in Christian history and theology: Abraham, Isaac, Jacob Spirit,
Water, Blood Faith, Hope, Love Righteousness, Peace, Joy Yesterday, Today,
Forever Was, Is, Is to Come Outer Court, Inner Court, Holy of Holies Heart, Soul, ...
Leonard I. Sweet, Brian D. McLaren, Jerry Haselmayer, 2002
9
A Companion to Ancient History
These demes were grouped to form 30 new trittyes (thirdings) from three regions
of Attica, which were distributed among ten phylai (tribes). The phylai were
arranged so that each of them included trittyes from three different zones - coast,
city, ...
10
Finding Fulford - the Search for the First Battle Of 1066
The three Norse 'Ridings' or 'thirdings' of Yorkshire were recognised at the time of
the Domesday book.127 In 1895 the East Riding County Council directed that
both townships were to be known as Water Fulford and this indeed is the name ...
