Hero - Law Dictionary Search Results
Eponymy
The derivation of the name of a race tribe etc from that of a fabulous hero progenitor etc
Berserk
One of a class of legendary heroes who fought frenzied by intoxicating liquors and naked regardless of wounds
Edda
Scandinavian tribes of German origin containing two collections of Sagas legends myths of the old northern gods and heroes
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Fistic
Pertaining to boxing or to encounters with the fists puglistic as fistic exploits fistic heroes
Herooumllogist
One who treats of heroes
VerbarInferiaelig
Sacrifices offered to the souls of deceased heroes or friends
Purana
language which treat of the creation destruction and renovation of worlds the genealogy and achievements of gods and heroes the reigns of the Manus and the transactions of their descendants The principal Puranas are eighteen in number
Rounceval
Large strong from the gigantic bones shown at Roncesvalles and alleged to be those of old heroes
Shinto
the two great systems of religious belief in Japan Its essence is ancestor worship and sacrifice to dead heroes
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