- Paul
Alvre (born Paul Simenson; 3
January 1921 – 18
November 2008) was an
Estonian linguist. Paul
Alvre was born in
Tartu to
parents Juhan (Simenson) Alvre...
- river; however, this
lacks any evidence.
Whereas Estonian linguist Paul
Alvre takes into
consideration an
older form of the Ogre river's name (Wogene...
- its
closest relative. Some linguists,
including Tiit-Rein
Viitso and Paul
Alvre, have
claimed that
Votic evolved specifically from
northeastern dialects...
- some of the
people mentioned in its
entry are as follows: Aghmund; Alric;
Alvred; Azur; Bisceop;
Count Alan; Durand; Edwin; Fredegis; Fulcher; Gilbert; Godwine;...
-
vacant 1175
Roger 1175 – 1185
vacant 1185 – 1186
vacant for half a year
Alvred 1186 – 1189 Hugh 1189/1190 – c. 1221
Robert of
Hendred (Henreth) 1221 –...
-
Ebbesbourne Wake
through the Ages,
translates Fifield's
Domesday entry as:
Alvred [of Marleborough]
holds Fifehide,
Ralph from him. TRE it paid tax for five...
-
nationwide review of tax ****essments.
People mentioned include: Aethelric;
Alvred; Alweard; Ansgot; Azur;
Beorhtric son of Aelfgar; Beorhtwine; Cyneweard...
-
Domesday Book of 1086 as Sande. It was held by
Rainald (Reginald) from
Alvred de
Merleburgh (Marlborough). Its
Domesday ****ets were: 20 hides; 1 church...
- monuments,
complemented by
museums located near the park. Villages: Aguiar,
Alvre, Brandião, Couce, Sarnada,
Senande and
Santa Comba; Chapels:
Nossa Senhora...
- 1213, and a Gr****
treatise on biology.
Alfred of
Sareshel (also
known as
Alvred Alphitus, Walfred, Sarawel, Sarchel,
Alphredus Philosophus,
Alphredus Anglicus...
