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Fintan of
Rheinau (
Findan, Find****) (803/4 in Leinster,
Ireland – 15
November 878 in Rheinau, Switzerland) was an
Irish Catholic hermit who
settled in...
- binden). (Although in OHG both
fintan and
findan "to find" are encountered,
these represent earlier forms *
findan and *finþan, respectively; note the corresponding...
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Saint Fintan (or
Saint Findan) can
refer to:
Fintan of Clonenagh, 6th- and 7th-century
Irish saint Saint Fintan Munnu, 7th-century
Irish saint, a disciple...
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Motto Secan, Scearu,
Findan (Old
English meaning "To s****, to create, to share")
Established 1973 (51 years...
- are the
counterpart to the Dungeon. The hero for the
Sylvan Campaign is
Findan, a
diplomat and a
determined fighter.
Academy The
Academy faction is a town...
- Ic ābīdan
sceal lāþran gemōtes. Nǣfre lǣcecynn on
folcstede findan meahte, þāra þe mid
wyrtum wunde gehǣlde, ac mē ecga dolg ēacen...
- reasons. The
character of
Druth was
based on both a real
Irish Celt
named Findan who was
enslaved by the Nor**** in the 8th century, but
eventually escaped...
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while further returning characters shown in
screenshots include Cyrus,
Findan and Markal.[citation needed] The
protagonists have been
described as five...
- OE ȳ OE mȳs > mice; OE brȳd > bride; OE hȳdan > to hide OE +ld,mb,nd OE
findan > to find; OE ċild > child; OE
climban > to climb; OE mynd > mind (+r) /air/...
- OE ȳ OE mȳs > mice; OE brȳd > bride; OE hȳdan > to hide OE +ld,mb,nd OE
findan > to find; OE ċild > child; OE
climban > to climb; OE mynd > mind (+r) /air/...
