FRISIANS

a Teutonic people akin Angles and Saxons, dwelling on lowlands now covered by the Zuider Zeo; joined in Anglo-Saxo n invasion of Brit and occupied district known as Mercia, between Humber and Thames. all Teutonic languages Frisian has always been most closely akin to Eng English Prot. reformer; vee in Germany, but returned to England, 1532; arrested and burned, 1533. (1819-1909), 7 Eng. artist; ‘ hist. i and genre; Subjects and portraits; painter of ‘The Derby Day’; wrote Autobiography. town, on Eder, He e-Ca el, Germany; cathedral; ¢00car: first seat in He e 2 of Christianity introduced by St. Boniface, 732. Pees wee el lad Rel N. Italy, ormerly in independent modern Udine duchy, and now part’ in of cluded ese ne A ae districts Gorz, Gradisca, and y