Maleperduis
Maleperduis (/ˌmælᵻˈpɜːrdjuː.ᵻs/; French: Maupertuis; German: Malepartus; Dutch: Maupertuus; Middle English: Maleperduys), also spelled Malperdy, is Reynard the Fox's principal hideaway in the medieval tales of this figure of legend. The name of the castle is most likely an old misspelling of the French word "Millepertuis", meaning "St. John's Wort", which was considered a sacred plant during the days the Reynard cycle was first written.
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Maleperduis
Maleperduis (/ˌmælᵻˈpɜːrdjuː.ᵻs/; French: Maupertuis; German: Malepartus; Dutch: Maupertuus; Middle English: Maleperduys), also spelled Malperdy, is Reynard the Fox's principal hideaway in the medieval tales of this figure of legend. The name of the castle is most likely an old misspelling of the French word "Millepertuis", meaning "St. John's Wort", which was considered a sacred plant during the days the Reynard cycle was first written.
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Malepartus (neulateinisch, von ...... m Malpertuis mit Orson Welles.
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Maleperduis (/ˌmælᵻˈpɜːrdjuː.ᵻ ...... mel and starring Orson Welles.
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Malpertuus, ook wel Malpertuis ...... r Malpertuis dragen deze naam.
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Malepartus (neulateinisch, von ...... nur der Dachs für ihn spricht:
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Maleperduis (/ˌmælᵻˈpɜːrdjuː.ᵻ ...... ynard cycle was first written.
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Malpertuus, ook wel Malpertuis ...... eu Carrière verscheen in 1972.
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Malepartus
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Maleperduis
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Malpertuus
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