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Wið færstice

Wið fǣrstice is an Old English medical text surviving in the collection known now as Lacnunga in the British Library. Wið fǣrstiċe [wiθ ˈfæːrˌsti.t͡ʃe] means 'against a sudden/violent stabbing pain'; and according to Felix Grendon, whose collection of Anglo-Saxon charms appeared in the Journal of American Folklore in 1908, "the charm is intended to cure…

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Wið færstice

Nodes34
Edges33
Triples49
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.058824
Components1

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related to Parallels and analogues · 22
Wið færstice → Aldhelm's, Allecto, Carmen, Classical, Devil, Elf-boyes, Furiae, Furies, Gowdie, Gowdie's, Hall, He, In, Isobel Gowdie, Latin, Old English, Rather, Scottish, Second Merseburg Charm, Third Cleopatra Glossary
related to Interpretation · 12
Wið færstice → Accordingly, Anglo-Saxon, Anglo-Saxons, Christian, Christianise, Christianity, Early, Jolly, Late Anglo-Saxon England, She, With, Wið
related to Content · 6
Wið færstice → Alaric Hall, As, Chickering Junior, Howell, The, Wið
related to Date · 5
Wið færstice → Alaric Hall, Considering, Medieval, The, Wið
related to Supernatural elements · 4
Wið færstice → Anglo-Saxon, Given, Hall, Wið

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charm færstice wið anglo-saxon old hall charms english one use hægtessan within pain intended elves ælfe shot pagan text known

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Wið færsticerelated to ContentThe0.60section
Wið færsticerelated to ContentWið0.60section
Wið færsticerelated to ContentHowell0.60section
Wið færsticerelated to ContentChickering Junior0.60section
Wið færsticerelated to ContentAs0.60section
Wið færsticerelated to ContentAlaric Hall0.60section
Wið færsticerelated to DateThe0.60section
Wið færsticerelated to DateWið0.60section
Wið færsticerelated to DateConsidering0.60section
Wið færsticerelated to DateMedieval0.60section
Wið færsticerelated to DateAlaric Hall0.60section
Wið færsticerelated to InterpretationEarly0.60section

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