- The
Nordendorf fibulae are two mid 6th to
early 7th
century Alamannic fibulae found in
Nordendorf near Augsburg, Bavaria, Germany. Both
fibulae are from...
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Nordendorf is a muni****lity in the
district of
Augsburg in
Bavaria in Germany.
Nordendorf,
located on the
federal highway 2 and the
railway line Augsburg...
- sources.
Another source sometimes brought into the
discussion is the
Nordendorf fibula. This artifact,
dating from
about 600 CE,
contains the
runic inscription...
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sound resulting from the Old High
German sound shift (e.g. ᛖᛚᚴ elch in
Nordendorf II).
Tineke Looijenga,
Texts &
contexts of the
oldest Runic inscriptions...
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included in this category:
Lombards (source:
Paulus Diaconus)
Alamanni (see:
Nordendorf fibula,
Pforzen buckle)
Franks and
Thuringii (see:
Frankish mythology...
- parts. The use of
runes subsides with the
advance of Christianity. The
Nordendorf fibula (early
seventh century)
clearly records pagan theonyms, logaþorewodanwigiþonar...
- The
first recorded instance of the name of the god
appears upon the
Nordendorf fibulae, a
piece of
jewelry created during the
Migration Period and found...
-
inscriptions dating to the
sixth century (Bülach fibula,
Pforzen buckle,
Nordendorf fibula). In the Old High
German period, the
first coherent texts are recorded...
- gods are
mentioned in a
number of sources,
including Adam of Bremen, the
Nordendorf Fibula, the Old
Saxon Baptismal Formula, Gyl****inning, and Þorsteins þáttr...
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strap ends, 8 other)
Thorsberg chape (200) Bülach
fibula Charnay fibula Nordendorf fibula Pforzen buckle English and
Frisian (300–700): 44; see ****horc The...
