-
seems to have come into
English (14th century) from
Portuguese or
Spanish shipmen at the time of the Crusades. Both
device and word are
considered Spanish...
-
cliff above the
Rhine and
combing her
golden hair,
unwittingly distracted shipmen with her
beauty and song,
causing them to
crash on the rocks. In 1837 Heine's...
- an army, came to the city of York" on 21
March 867. A
majority of the "
shipmen" (Vikings) gave the
impression of
fleeing from the
approaching Northumbrians...
- 41–42. ISBN 978-3-8258-8711-7. Frankot, Edda (2012). 'Of Laws of
Ships and
Shipmen':
Medieval Maritime Law and its
Practice in
Urban Northern Europe. Edinburgh:...
- Red sea, in the land of Edom. And
Hiram sent in the navy his servants,
shipmen that had
knowledge of the sea, with the
servants of Solomon. And they came...
- sewer, but then
retrieved and
thrown in the Thames, from
which London shipmen rescued it and had it
buried in a churchyard. Godwin, the
powerful earl...
-
Flattery ****umes the name of Raja
Thomas to mask his
identity from the
other shipmen. The
surface of the
planet Pandora is 80% seas, and the sea is dominated...
- 328. ISBN 978-0-295-97290-9. Frankot, Edda (2012). Of Laws of
Ships and
Shipmen:
Medieval Maritime Law and its
Practice in
Urban Northern Europe. Edinburgh...
-
which Shakespeare gives the
following definition: the
dreadful spout Which shipmen do the
hurricano call,
Constringed [i.e., compressed] in m**** by the almighty...
- army, came to the city of York; on
their approach the
multitude of the
shipmen immediately took flight. The Christians,
perceiving their flight and terror...
