MOTS EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «ITHUNN»
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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «ITHUNN»
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Ithunn dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
Ithunn et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
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Musica Christi: A Lutheran Aesthetic
Ithunn is the goddess/wife of Bragi in Norse mythology, who guarded the golden
apples {Idunsepler) in Aasgard. eaten by the gods to preserve their youth.
inspiration — the best of them are taken from folk Tone Poem: The Sonorous
Word ...
Marion Lars Hendrickson, 2005
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Catalog of Copyright Entries. Third Series: 1971: Title Index
ITHUNN APPLE OCCASIONAL POETS COLLECTIVE. Criss-x-cross, the funi
puzzle. SELIVANOFF, A. A. Criteria for assessing school reading programs,
kindergarten through high school. CONNECTICUT ASSN. FOR READING
RESEARCH.
Library of Congress. Copyright Office, 1973
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Stephan G. Stephansson, the Poet of the Rocky Mountains
With membership dues of fifty cents a person, Lestrarfelgith Ithunn ("Debating
Society of Ithunn"),43 purchased twenty dollars worth of new books, mostly
Icelandic, which were stored at the home of Johan Bjornson. As this was also the
post ...
4
The Reader's Enclopedia
Ithunn. In Norse mythology, the wife of Bragi. She was the goddess who kept in
As- gard the apples which were eaten by the gods to preserve their eternal youth.
Ithuriel. The angel who, with ZEPHON, was, in Milton's Paradise Lost, ...
Fargrimr arrived a moment later, also running behind a young man dressed as
alike to the Ithunn-girl as if the cloth had been cut from the same bolt. The sworn-
son ran as well as he did everything else save grow a beard. Skjaldwulf
wondered ...
Elizabeth Bear, Sarah Monette, 2011
Dear Poets, Ten years ago, in the fall of 197O, a poet operating under the
pseudonym of Justin Thyme conceived of the Ithunn Apple Occasional Poets
Collective, an organization eventually of thirty-five poets who provided free
poems in ...
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Roger of Wendover's Flowers of History
Chron. and Asser as happening in 860. • Berrucensis fas. ] He was Danes in 871.
comes killed Ethul- by the A.D. s62. S. Swithune. i l!ithunn,¡ called by Malms- bury
FLORES HISTORIARUM. 295 Athelbaldus r ex ad pœnitentiam rediit, ...
Roger (of Wendover), Matthew Paris, John Allen Giles, 1841
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The Elder Eddas and the Younger Eddas
IDUNN or ITHUNN. May mean one who loves either the confluence of waters, or
to work, or to take a pleasant ramble. JAFNHAR. The Equally High; lit. even so
high. JARNVIDR, Iron-wood. JORD, JORTH, the earth. JORMUNGANDR.
Saemund Sigfusson, Snorre Sturleson, 2007
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Library of Congress Subject Headings
... England) Idun (Norse deity) (Not Subd Geog) [BL870J38] UF Iduna (Norse
deity) Ithun (Norse deity) Ithunn (Norse deity) BT Goddesses, Norse Iduna (Norse
deity) USE Idun (Norse deity) Iduna language (Мау Subd Geog) Idyllic poetry
USE ...
Library of Congress. Cataloging Policy and Support Office, 2009
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Northern Antiquities: Or, An Historical Account of the ...
IDUNN or ITHUNN: dt. ctym. F. Mag. derives id, like ids, either from the v. idja, or
the v. yda; and the last sylb. is prob. from v. unnn, to love; and in tin': mamu:1',
ldnna may mean one who loves either the confluence of waters, or to work, ...
Paul Henri Mallet, I. A. Blackwell, Sir Walter Scott, 1847