-
written in ca. 1182–1198 in the West
Midlands of England. The
allegory Sawles Warde ("refuge of the souls")
Seinte Juliene, life of
Juliana of Nicomedia...
- friend,
George Sawle, at the latter's home in Stanmore, Middle****.
While there Valance writes a poem
entitled "Two Acres",
about the
Sawles'
house and addressed...
- The Graves-
Sawle baronetcy, of
Penrice in the
County of
Cornwall and of
Barley in the
County of Devon, was a
title in the
Baronetage of the
United Kingdom...
-
Richard Sawle (born 1954) is a
British born,
Falkland Islands politician, who has been
Complaints Commissioner since 15
January 2014 and
previously served...
-
Michael Sawle AM (19
August 1925 – 26 July 2022) was an
Australian first-class
cricketer and
administrator for the
Australia national cricket team.
Sawle was...
- Col. the Hon. H. W. L.
Corry 1900–1903: Col. Sir
Francis Aylmer Graves-
Sawle 1903–1907: Col.
Alfred Edward Codrington 1907–1910: Col.
Frederick I. Maxse...
- philosophers" (PDF). Et Cetera. 40: 177–191.
Retrieved 29 June 2021. cf. '
Sawles Warde' (The
protection of the soul) cf. 'Ancrene Wisse' (The Anc****sses...
- Morris,
Richard (1868). Old
English homilies and
homiletic treatises (
Sawles Warde, and þe
Wohunge of Ure Lauerd:
Ureisuns of Ure
Louerd and of Ure Lefdi...
-
representing Bodmin. Graves-Sawle was the son of
Joseph Sawle Graves-
Sawle who had been
created Baronet Graves-
Sawle of
Penrice in 1836. He was MP for
Bodmin from...
- Group":
Seinte Katerine,
Seinte Margarete,
Seinte Iuliene, Hali Meiðhad, and
Sawles Warde. Both m****cripts were
written in the AB language,
described by J...
