Dictionary of Medieval Terms and Phrases. Christopher Coredon with Ann Williams.
Gogmagog — war ein Riese in der angelsächsischen Mythologie. Er war dreieinhalb Meter groß und so stark, dass er ganze Eichenbäume wie Haselnussruten ausreißen konnte. Etymologisch geht sein Name möglicherweise auf Gawr Madoc zurück (Gawr = Riese).[1]… … Deutsch Wikipedia
Gogmagog — est un groupe de rock composé de Paul Di Anno (ancien chanteur de Iron Maiden), Janick Gers (futur guitariste de Iron Maiden qu il rejoindra en 1989), Neil Murray (notamment ancien bassiste de Whitesnake et futur bassiste de Black Sabbath), Pete… … Wikipédia en Français
Gogmagog — fue una banda británica que contaba como miembros a varios representantes famosos de la New Wave Of British Heavy Metal. Solamente publicaron un EP de 3 canciones en 1985. Miembros Paul Di Anno, cantante de Iron Maiden. Pete Willis, guitarrista… … Wikipedia Español
Gogmagog — (or Gog and Magog). In the Middle Ages and in Tudor England, there are several allusions to a giant called Gogmagog, or a pair of giants called Gog and Magog, living in Cornwall when Brutus, legendary founder of Britain, first arrived there.… … A Dictionary of English folklore
Gogmagog — Infobox musical artist Name = Gogmagog Img capt = Img size = Background = group or band Origin = London, England Genre = Hard rock NWOBHM Years active = 1985 Label = Food for Thought Associated acts = Iron Maiden Def Leppard Whitesnake Black… … Wikipedia
Gogmagog — … Useful english dictionary
Gogmagog Hills — an area of low hills south of Cambridge in England that is popular with walkers and cyclists. * * * … Universalium
(the) Gogmagog Hills — the Gogmagog Hills [the Gogmagog Hills] an area of low hills south of ↑Cambridge in England that is popular with walkers and ↑cyclists … Useful english dictionary
Paul Di'Anno — Background information Birth name Paul Andrews Born 17 May 1958 (1958 05 17) … Wikipedia
Gog and Magog — A Persian miniature, Dhul Qarnayn with the help of jinn, building the Iron Wall to keep the barbarian Gog and Magog from civilised peoples. (16th century Persian miniature) … Wikipedia
