Matins – midnight
Lauds – 3 am
Prime – 6 am
Terce – 9 am
Sext – midday
None – 3 pm
Vespers – 6 pm
Compline – 9 pm
wyrd – Anglo-Saxon concept of ancestral fate, destiny
leud – Frankish small nobleman, vassal to a Duke
comitis, comitissa – Frankish count, countess
faet – liquid measure probably translates as "pot"
Sifunsterri – Anglo-Saxon name for the Pleiades
gothi – Germanic pagan priest
gythja – Germanic pagan priestess
Fru Freke – Germanic goddess, otherwise Holda or Diana
Folkwangr – fields where the souls of the dead gather in Germanic mythology
Sessrymir – Freke"s hall
sortilegium – divination by drawing lots
maleficium – malevolent sorcery
chorbishop – from the Greek Χωρεπίσκοπος and means rural bishop
buachaillí – Irish Gaelic for "boys"
terp – artificial dwel
