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sarcen — variant of sarsen … Useful english dictionary
Sarcen's Head Inn — On the north side of Snow Hill, west of St. Sepulchre s Church, in Farringdon Ward Without (S. 387, ed. 1603Sarcen s Head InnLockie, 1816). Sersyns Head mentioned 1522 in an account of the preparations for the reception of the Emperor Chas … Dictionary of London
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Chandragiri — For other places with the same name, see Chandragiri (disambiguation). Tirupati Chandragiri suburb … Wikipedia
sarsen — noun (usually as “sarcen stone”) one of various blocks of sandstone found in various locations in southern England … Wiktionary
RENES — Hebr. Gap desc: Hebrew a libidine, cuius in renibus sedes, item Gap desc: Hebrew ab adipe, quô illiti sunt ac obducti: quem eorum adipem ἐπινεφρίδιον appellat HOmerus, Il. φ. v. 204. rationes autem eius varias reddit Philosphus de pargibus Animal … Hofmann J. Lexicon universale
Stonehenge — Always this must have seemed a place of mystery. Whatever tales Britons and Romans told about it are lost, but the name itself is a clue to Anglo Saxon storytelling, for it means The Stone Gallows . Early antiquaries tried to explain the name… … A Dictionary of English folklore
searce — I. ˈsərs noun also search rch (plural searces also searches) Etymology: Middle English saarce, sarche, from Middle French saas small sieve made of horsehair or bristles, from Medieval Latin setaceum, from Latin seta, saeta bristle more at … Useful english dictionary
