- others. The
first mention of
Danes within Denmark is on the
Jelling Rune Stone,
which mentions the
conversion of the
Danes to
Christianity by
Harald Bluetooth...
- consultant.
Danes is
named after her
paternal grandmother,
Claire Natalie (née Tomowske)
Danes. with great-grandfather
Peter Ebbert.
Danes describes her...
- Look up
Dane or
Great Dane in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Dane or
Danes may
refer to:
Dane,
somebody from
Denmark Danes, an
ethnic group native to...
- the
Danes", in Old Norse,
referring to
their southern border zone
between the
Eider and
Schlei rivers,
known as the Danevirke. The
origin of the
Danes remains...
-
larger frame and
heavier bone.
Great Danes have
naturally floppy,
triangular ears. In the past, when
Great Danes were
commonly used to hunt boars, cropping...
- the
Danes at Nottingham, but the
Danes refused to
leave their fortifications. King
Burgred of
Mercia negotiated peace with Ivar, with the
Danes keeping...
-
Daneș (Hungarian: Dános,
Hungarian pronunciation: [daːnoʃ]; German: Dunesdorf) is a
commune in Mureș County, Transylvania, Romania, near Sighișoara. It...
- with the
settling Danes. A
short note
about the Dani in
Getica by the
historian Jordanes is
believed to be an
early mention of the
Danes, one of the ethnic...
- to the
connection between the
Danes and the
origins of the church. A po****r
theory is that in the 9th century, the
Danes colonized the
village of Aldwych...
- æfter ran. þus
Heardingas þone hæle nemdon. Ing was
first amidst the East
Danes so seen,
until he went
eastward over the sea. His
wagon ran after. Thus...
