„… genealogical descriptions help the poet to interweave a continuous history of the Danish court with a beginning …” „… ”) (l. 168) in Hrothgar’s court is symbolic. This healreced, according to the poet’s description, is …” „… court, the poet uses the poetic technique of variation133: healreced, medoærn, weorc (l. 74), folcstede …”

„… different Anglo-Saxon from the Beowulf-poet. If the latter’s sense of the future is vague and his concept of …” „… with which King Alfred was confronted is presumably different from that of the Beowulf-poet. The latter …” „… Alfred was confronted is presumably different from that of the Beowulf-poet. The latter, whatever else he …”

„… unter ihrem Führer Saloth Sar (Pol Pot) von einer vietnamesischen Invasionsarmee aus ihrer knapp …” „… Pol Pot berühmt wurde, sowie seine Kollegen waren aber durchaus gut gebildet, hatten zum Teil in …” „… Frankreich studiert (Pol Pot selbst allerdings ohne „Abschluss“) 4 . Freilich verloren sie offenbar im …”

„… Jörg Menzel, Phnom Penh Between 1975 and 1979 the Khmer Rouge under their leader Saloth Sar (Pol Pot …” „… face trial in a special court. The “Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia” (ECCC) are a …” „… hybrid court consisting of Cambodian and international judges, based on an agreement between the United …”

„… gelungen, ein hybrides Tribunal zur Aburteilung der Hauptverantwortlichen des Pol-Pot-Regimes einzurichten …” „… und Saloth Sahr, der unter seinem Kriegsnamen Pol Pot bekannt wurde, agierte zunächst in Opposition …” „… Pol-Pot-Regime in den knapp vier Jahren seiner mit beispielloser Brutalität geführten Herrschaft bis 1979 …”

„… found on ancient pots, their main sources were Sir William Hamilton’s publications of his two …” „… , the pot painters had a strong liking for Egyptianizing motifs, often embellished by a lively …” „… pots were brought to the United States by the uncle of the American writer Edgar Allan Poe, who used …”

„… , queen, and court, but when Charles I lost his head, the social elite lost their place in society, as …” „… was defined by proximity to kings, queens and courts. Now it became affiliated to the pasts of Greece …” „… Paxton’s Civil Polity, as well as essays by David Hume, and Thomas Blackwell’s Court of Augustus.95 …”

„… 19th century – the emulation of the pot’s surface aestheticsCorinna ReinhardtFig. 1: Great …” „… additionally presented a full view of every pot with the picture on it – seemingly with the intention of …” „… Wedgwood had done. Most of the other pioneering publications excluded such relations between the pots and …”

„… with court intrigue were, ultimately, insurmountable impediments to a stable political career at the …” „… Sunnī court of the Mongols despite the latter’s vaunted “tolerance.”11 …” „… level of Jewish acculturation is considerable in this poet’s masnavīs, which are based on biblical …”

„… the text.53 The author’s connections to the court – if not fictitious – suggest that he may have …” „… ʿAlī Bey/ʿAlī Ufkī, the Polish convert to Islam who worked as chief translator at Mehmet IV’s court …” „… there are many such examples. [...] And if there is found, on the oven or a plate or pot, a beetle or a …”

„… time the most influential non-Muslim at court. Then again, in the early decades of Mongol reign over …” „… , especially that of community-oriented poets such as Yosep, following in the footsteps of, for instance …” „… be followed if an apostate wanted to return to the church. Court records from other parts of the …”