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• Roger Bacon
  '''Roger Bacon''', aka "Doctor Mirabilis" (The Wonderful Doctor), (1214-1294) was a
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• Roger Ascham
  '''Roger Ascham''' (1515-1568) was an [[England|English]] [[scholar]], [[humanism|hu
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• Roger di Flor
  ...erick II]]. His father fell at the [[battle]] of Tagliacozzo in 1268, and Roger, at the age of eight years old, was sent to sea in a [[galley]] belonging t ...roops (called [[Almagavares]]), whom he had no longer the means of paying, Roger induced them under his leadership to seek new adventures in the East, in fi
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• Sicily
  ...a piecemeal conquest of the island. Palermo was taken in 1072 and by 1091 Roger had captured the last resisting Muslim town. ...igue and extensive interference from the [[pope]], Roger's son was crowned Roger II, king of Sicily, [[Calabria]] and [[Apulia]].
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• Roger di Flor
  ...erick II]]. His father fell at the [[battle]] of Tagliacozzo in 1268, and Roger, at the age of eight years old, was sent to sea in a [[galley]] belonging t ...roops (called [[Almagavares]]), whom he had no longer the means of paying, Roger induced them under his leadership to seek new adventures in the East, in fi
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• Scientific method
  ...f steps used by [[scientist]]s in order to collect data about the world. [[Roger Bacon]] and [[Albertus Magnus]] are seen as the fathers of this approach.
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• Roger Bacon
  '''Roger Bacon''', aka "Doctor Mirabilis" (The Wonderful Doctor), (1214-1294) was a
  868 bytes (128 words) - 16:12, 6 July 2006
• Roger Ascham
  '''Roger Ascham''' (1515-1568) was an [[England|English]] [[scholar]], [[humanism|hu
  849 bytes (127 words) - 16:39, 23 February 2007
• Albertus Magnus
  Many people consider him and [[Roger Bacon]] to be the two fathers of the [[scientific method]]. He was a teache
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• Antioch
  ...] was one [[Roger]], holding for the infant (and absent) [[Bohemond II]]. Roger's death led to the interesting position of the regency being taken over by
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• Peacock
  ...ggressive in defending themselves. Peacock [[feather]]s are described by [[Roger Ascham|Ascham]] in the [[16th century]] as being used on [[arrow]]s for "ga
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• Lyttle Geste of Robyn Hood
  ...22 years. He is eventually beguiled by a [[prioress]] and betrayed to Sir Roger of Doncaster.
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• Gunpowder
  ...]]an references to similar substances occur in the [[13th century]] (cf. [[Roger Bacon]]'s ''On Marvelous Power of Art and Nature'') but the "Corning" proce
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• 13th century
  * [[Roger Bacon]], Franciscan, philosopher, and scientist
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• Albigensian Crusade
  ...Roger de Trencavel sought an accommodation with the crusaders, but Raymond-Roger was refused a meeting and raced back to Carcassonne to prepare his defences ...ong, by August 7 the crusaders had cut the town's access to water, Raymond-Roger sought negotiations but was taken prisoner while under truce, and the town
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• Latin
  ...ating texts into Latin is perfectly [[period]]. In his ''Opus tertium'', [[Roger Bacon]] expresses his disgust at the bad translations of scholarly works th
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• Half circle cloak
  ...]. Numerous survivng examples exist today, from the coronation mantle of [[Roger II of Sicily]] to the much more humble Bocksten mantle. ...''some'' way. Some, like the 'Sternenmantel' and the coronation mantle of Roger II of Sicily are elaborately embroidered with designs that stand out from t
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• Mercenary
  ...]] with mercenary companies, led by the like of Sir [[John Hawkwood]] or [[Roger di Flor]], who had elevated their art from fighting for money (and [[loot|s
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• Edward II
  ...grew close to one of the barons whom Edward and the Despensers had exiled, Roger Mortimer, and in 1326 she landed with him in Essex, and declared she sought
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• Norman
  *[[Roger I of Sicily]] *[[Roger II of Sicily]]
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• Edward Bruce
  ...of England sought to rally support but, despite sending the then-numinous Roger Mortimer to Ireland, Edward Bruse crushed the English at the Battle of Kell
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• Kings of Arms
  ...'', a herald, who gained Kingly rank briefly in 1485 before the incumbent (Roger Malchado) was made ''Norroy'' King. There are also single references to Nor
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• Scotland - Interregnum
  * Roger de Mandeville -- Whose ancestor had been another of [[William the Lion]]'s
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