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People. Dr Sam Lasman. Gaylord & Dorothy Donnelley Early-Career Research Fellow. ... Within each of these genres, medieval writers deploy parahumans—human-like nonhumans—to fashion the past as a site of intimate alterity, alien yet indelibly linked

10 Sep 2017: to asking how the old loses its grip on people’s hearts and minds and eventually fades away. ... know how new ships are built or for what purposes people want to build them.

14 Nov 2013: travelled in eastern Europe and left a series of shrewd observations on the peoples and places he encountered. ... Being in the pastoral stage explains why bestiality is ‘a vice with which that people are especially afflicted’.49.

10 Sep 2017: that case a moment can never truly be global and how things are rarely interesting for more than two or three people at a time. ... The magnificent king demands iron thought, entrusts his people a to greater strife.

14 Dec 2020: to new peoples and cultures has often formed a significant part of the shaping of narratives about the formation of recently-converted societies, and the consequent making of new identities. ... 28–9; compare J. M. Wallace-Hadrill, Bede’s

16 Nov 2023: And that year the Mercians and the people of Kent fought at Otford. ... The vengeance of the Ruler was manifested widely throughout the people, a famine over the earth’.

26 Sep 2022: CCASNC, combining research into the peoples and cultures of early medieval Northern Europe from literary, historical, linguistic and material perspectives. ... The guards lay in the place of death, the greatest of lordly people.

31 Jul 2012: people a more central place than is the case in the Christian world picture. ... and above all sexual relationships, people order their universe, more or less strictly.

27 Sep 2022: Mac Gilla Phatraic and the people of Osraige went into the house of Ua Conchobair and gave him their hostages'. ... liidhe' as 'for he considered him as a stranger in sovereignty over the people of Meath' (literally 'for in his opinion a king of a

27 Nov 2018: people as much as the structures that they created. However, a major limiting factor was archaeological: the material and. ... romanised Christianity was not completely alien. The new religious. affiliation drew sustenance from convergences in culture.