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RE: A return to f25v - the dragon is the key, obviously, but is it basil? - -JKP- - 27-02-2017
Good examples, Marco, I'll comment more on them when I can find time.
Wyrms was a general-purpose word with a lot of meanings. Sometimes medieval people used "worms/wyrms" in the same way we use the word "germs"—to mean those "invisible" things that make people sick. Of course, they didn't know about germs yet, so they generally associated worms (the invisible make-you-sick kind) with demons or omens or "bad air".
RE: A return to f25v - the dragon is the key, obviously, but is it basil? - VViews - 09-03-2017
RE: A return to f25v - the dragon is the key, obviously, but is it basil? - MarcoP - 26-03-2017
RE: A return to f25v - the dragon is the key, obviously, but is it basil? - -JKP- - 26-03-2017
RE: A return to f25v - the dragon is the key, obviously, but is it basil? - Searcher - 20-08-2017
RE: A return to f25v - the dragon is the key, obviously, but is it basil? - Thomas_S - 28-08-2017
RE: A return to f25v - the dragon is the key, obviously, but is it basil? - -JKP- - 28-08-2017
RE: A return to f25v - the dragon is the key, obviously, but is it basil? - Koen G - 28-08-2017
RE: A return to f25v - the dragon is the key, obviously, but is it basil? - Thomas_S - 29-08-2017
RE: A return to f25v - the dragon is the key, obviously, but is it basil? - -JKP- - 29-08-2017