10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «HEPTARCH»
Découvrez l'usage de
heptarch dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
heptarch et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
of the royal titles. The surname of the ruling Heptarch's family was always rooted
in Hept; the forename of any person of royal blood was always rooted in
Agaranth. She also knew that only the ruling Heptarch could bear the surname
Heptest, ...
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The Yorkshireman, a religious and literary journal, by a ...
To begin with Offa the heptarch, of whom Burn (Eccles. Law) quoted by Professor
Lee, says, ' Offa king of Mercia (the most potent of all the Saxon kings of his time
in this island) made a law whereby he gave unto the Church the tithes of all his ...
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Yorkshireman: A Religious and Literary Journal
To begin with Offa the heptarch, of whom Burn (Eccles. Law) quoted by Professor
Lee, says, ' Offa king of Mercia (the most potent of all the Saxon kings of his time
in thiB island) made a law whereby he gave unto the Church the tithes of all his ...
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Enochian Magic for Beginners: The Original System of Angel Magic
else would it be set in the corners of the Table of Practice, except to stand for the
sevenfold magic of the angelic heptarch? Why else would it head the names of
the 49 good angels of the heptarch? We may speculate that the reason the ...
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Analog Science Fiction/science Fact
Here the hero is Patience, daughter of Lord Peace, true Heptarch of Imakulata, a
world settled seven mil- lenia ago by Greek Orthodox colonists. Yet Lord Peace is
not Heptarch; he serves a usurper as a slave-diplomat, and his daughter is in ...
This showed a heptarch root, seven equal wedge-shaped xylems being arranged
round a very large pilh. Division of. each xylem into a triad takes place below tho
collet, and collateral •bundles with endarch xylein are rapidly formed from pairs ...
Linnean Society of London, 1913
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Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine
The rudiments of our present constitution, the institutions which still prevail,like
Gothic castles amidst the ephemeral structures of modern times, are coeval with
the union of the Heptarch y. The institutions of Aldermen, Hundreds, and 'I'ithings;
...
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A Collection of poems by several hands. - London, J. Dodsley ...
Albion submits, tho' not to chains, But ever uncontroul'd th' imperial virgin reigns. .
n The Roman eagle shrunk his head, Before th' invited Saxons fled ; Aspiring
nations shock her state, (Dread consequence of being great) Wild Heptarch-y ...
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Pantologia: A New Cyclopaedia, Comprehending a Complete ...
NORTHSTA'R. 1. (north and star.) The polestar ; the lodestar (Shakspcare).
NORTHUMBERLAND, the most northefit county of England. In the Saxon
heptarch it was a part of the kingdom of the Nort umbrians, which contained also
the counties ...
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The History and Antiquities of Rochester ... Second Edition, ...
and Camden informs us, that king Vortigern conferred't'hat important oflice on
Hengist the Saxon, who soon aflerwards made'h'imselt' the first king of Kent. In
the time of the heptarch'y, when'the Saxons had established themselves in Britain
, ...
Samuel Denne, William Shrubsole, William WILDASH, 1817
