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The swords made by the divine blacksmith were Flamberge and Balmung. Thoralf the Strong, of Norway—was called Quern-biter (foot-breadth). (36) S TRONG-I’-THE-A RM’S, Baptism, Florence, and Graban, by Ansias. (34) S IEGFRIED’S was called Balmung, in the Nibelungen-Lied. This is the French version of Orlando and Durandana. (33) R OLAND’S was called Durandal, made by Munifican. (31) R INALDO’S was called Fusberta or Flamberge (2 syl.). (29) O RLANDO’S was called Durinda’na or Durindan, which once belonged to Hector, and is said to be still preserved at Rocamadour, in France. “He drew Courtain, his sword, out of its sheath.”— Morris: Earthly Paradise, 634. (27) O GIER THE D ANE’S, Courtain and Sauvagine, both made by Munifican. (26) M AUGIS’S or M ALAGIGI’S was called Flamberge or Floberge. (25) M AHOMET’S were called Dhu’ l Fakar (the trenchant), a scimitar Al Battar (the beater) Medham (the keen) Halef (the deadly). (24) L AUNCELOT OF THE L AKE’S, Ar’oundight. (19) H ACO I.’ S OF N ORWAY was called Quern-biter (foot-breadth). (18) F RITHIOF’S was called Angurva’del (stream of anguish). (17) E NGLISH K INGS’ (the ancient) was called Curta’na. (16) E DWARD THE C ONFESSOR’S was called Curta’na (the cutter), a blunt sword of state carried before the sovereigns of England at their coronation, emblematical of mercy. (14) D OOLIN’S OF M AYENCE was called Merveilleuse (wonderful). (12) C LOSAMONT’S was called Hauteclaire, made by Galas. (11) T HE C ID’S was called Cola’da the sword Tizo’na was taken by him from King Bucar. (10) C HARLEMAGNE’S were Joyeuse or Fusberta Joyo’sa, and Flamberge both made by Galas. ∾rat nomen gladio ∜roc&echeck a Mors’ qua nullus eyadebat vivus qui eo vulnerab tur.”— Geoffrey of Monmouth, iv. (9) C ÆSAR’S was called Crocea Mors (yellow death). (8) B RAGGADOCHIO’S was called Sanglamore. (6) S IR B EVIS’S OF H AMPTOUN was called Morglay. (5) A RTHUR’S was called Escalibar, Excalibar, or Caliburn given to him by the Lady of the Lake. (3) A NTONY’S was Philippan, so named from the battle of Philippi. The queen has curtailed public appearances on the advice of doctors after what palace officials described as exhaustion, following a busy autumn of events.Brewer, E. The palace offered no additional details about the circumstances or severity of the queen’s back sprain, though an official said that she had not been hospitalized and hoped to continue carrying out “official light duties” in the coming week.

Her injury was not related to earlier medical guidance that she rest for at least two weeks, officials said. Masons are also responsible for constructing architectural buildings designed with stone, stone blocks, glass blocks, bricks, or. Masons are responsible for creating furniture and other objects out of stone in a mason's workshop. Mason is the skill associated with the masonry labor. This latest bad turn will deepen Britain’s fears about the health of the queen, who is 95, lost her husband, Prince Philip, in April, and has been out of sight for one of the longest stretches of her reign, skipping trips to Northern Ireland and a United Nations climate conference in Glasgow.īuckingham Palace announced the queen’s injury and withdrawal less than two hours before she was scheduled to appear at the ceremony, having signaled earlier on Sunday morning that she would be there. This article is about the current version of DF. LONDON - Queen Elizabeth II has sprained her back, Buckingham Palace said on Sunday, forcing her to miss a remembrance service that she had planned to attend after canceling multiple trips and other engagements over the past month because of poor health.