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searching for The Last Rune 11 found (15 total)
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Vadstena bracteate
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entire inscription reads: tuwatuwa; fuþarkgw; hnijïpzs; tbemlŋo[d] The last rune (d) is hidden below the necklace holder piece that has been molded on
Medieval runes
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runes changed places so the rune row read fuþorkniastblmy (note that the last rune had come to represent the /y/ phoneme). In addition, Scandinavians began
Kylver Stone
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The f (ᚠ) and w runes (ᚹ) runes are only partially inscribed. After the last rune follows a spruce- or tree-like rune, with six twigs to the left and
Östergötland Runic Inscription 224
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of her "good husbandman." The south side has line B of the text and the last rune on the final word, an a-rune, is located at the top of the inscription
Visor om slutet
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Everything Turns to Ice 2:36 7. "Den sista runans dans" Skrymer The Dance of the Last Rune 3:45 8. "Rov" Finntroll Prey 2:05 9. "Madon laulu" Wilska The Worm's
Järsberg Runestone
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including both "h+a" combinations including that starting the name Hrafn. The last rune in the word runoz is upside-down. The Y-like rune in the word ek is
Rune Factory 4
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convinces him that she wasn't responsible, and he gives the player the last Rune Sphere. After saving the last Guardian, Venti restores their memories
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Sweden. The inscription has been read as: ...siz alu h siz (siR - the last rune is the *Algiz rune) has by Y. Kodratoff been interpreted as the end
List of Story of Seasons video games
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producer Yoshifumi Hashimoto Rune Factory 2: A Fantasy Harvest Moon is the last Rune Factory game to be affiliated with the Harvest Moon series as Rune Factory
Ingvar runestones
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Blesi. The runemaster's name is partially superficially carved and the last rune has disappeared, but it was probably Alrikr. It is a characteristic
List of Magic Knight Rayearth episodes
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and kill the girls one last time, but he just leaves her begging. 18 "The Last Rune -God: Rayearth, the Lord of Fire" Transliteration: "Saigo no Mashin—Enjin