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Thuner

Thuner is the Frisian god of thunder and oldest son of Weda (in the Scandinavian mythology his name is Thor).

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Limestone figure

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Thuner

Nodes10
Edges9
Triples24
Avg. degree1.8
Density0.2
Components1

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Thuner

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related to Limestone figure · 22
Thuner → Britain, British, England, It, John Michael Rysbrack, Liberty, Lord Cobham, Netherlands, On, Originally, Richard Temple, Rysbrack, Saxon, Saxon Temple, Stowe, Stowe Gardens, Stowe's Gothic Temple, The Saxon, They, Thuner's
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Thuner → Frisian god of thunder and oldest son of Weda, imposing limestone figure carved by John Michael Rysbrack

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carved saxon god thunder name limestone figure frisian weda thor rysbrack one gods temple cobham stowe known liberty important sculptors

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Thuneris aFrisian god of thunder and oldest son of Weda0.90text
Thuneris aimposing limestone figure carved by John Michael Rysbrack0.90text
Thunerrelated to Limestone figureJohn Michael Rysbrack0.60section
Thunerrelated to Limestone figureSaxon0.60section
Thunerrelated to Limestone figureIt0.60section
Thunerrelated to Limestone figureRichard Temple0.60section
Thunerrelated to Limestone figureViscount Cobham0.60section
Thunerrelated to Limestone figureStowe Gardens0.60section
Thunerrelated to Limestone figureOn0.60section
Thunerrelated to Limestone figureThuner's0.60section
Thunerrelated to Limestone figureOriginally0.60section
Thunerrelated to Limestone figureSaxon Temple0.60section

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