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Dungeon

A dungeon is a type of prison, usually an underground room or cell, in which prisoners are held. Dungeons are generally associated with medieval castles. They are closely connected in concept both to the prison and the oubliette (the latter a cell only accessible by a trapdoor in its ceiling), and the words are sometimes used interchangeably. In the…

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Dungeon

Nodes70
Edges69
Triples76
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.028571
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related to history · 35
Dungeon → Alnwick, Alnwick Castle, An, Archbishop, Borders, Caernarfon Castle, Charles, Cockermouth, Cockermouth Castle, Duke, Earl Rivers, England's, English, Few Norman, Folklore, However, Imprisonment, It, James, Lancaster
related to Further reading · 17
Dungeon → Berti, Castles, De Vincentis, Digital, Gabriele, International Journal, ISSN, Journal, Magazén, Megadungeon, Nevell, Paolo, Public Humanities, Richard, Seta, Stefania, The Castle Studies Group
related to In fiction · 12
Dungeon → Alexandre Dumas's La Reine, Catherine, Dragons, Dungeons, For, In, Louvre, Margot, Medici, Oubliettes, The, Usually
related to Purpose · 6
Dungeon → As, Dungeons, Many, Not, The, They
related to Etymology · 5
Dungeon → Anglo-Norman, Latin, Old French, The, This
is a · 1
Dungeon → type of prison

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dungeons oubliette prison castle prisoners cell castles used often medieval keep french use oubliettes underground room held citation needed common

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Dungeonis atype of prison0.90text
Dungeonrelated to EtymologyThe0.60section
Dungeonrelated to EtymologyAnglo-Norman0.60section
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Dungeonrelated to Further readingBerti0.60section
Dungeonrelated to Further readingPaolo0.60section
Dungeonrelated to Further readingDe Vincentis0.60section
Dungeonrelated to Further readingStefania0.60section
Dungeonrelated to Further readingSeta0.60section
Dungeonrelated to Further readingGabriele0.60section

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