Sarcoptes
Sarcoptes (sar-kop-teez) n. a genus of small oval mites.
S. scabiei the scabies mite. The female tunnels into the skin, where it lays its eggs. The presence of the mites causes severe irritation, which eventually leads to scabies.
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 "Peterborough Evening Telegraph (Peterborough, England)")
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HISTORY: Finding the truth behind Hereward the Wake.
Newspaper article from: Peterborough Evening Telegraph (Peterborough, England); 7/14/2006; 700+ words
; ...Englishman". But just who was Hereward the Wake? Feature writer Jemma Walton spoke...find out. EVER wondered where Hereward FM plucked its name from? Or why Bourne has a shop called Hereward Discounts? The answer lies with...
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Hereward the Wake, scourge of William the Conqueror, turns out to be a foreign import
Newspaper article from: The Independent on Sunday; 2/20/2005; ; 700+ words
; ...England. As an ethnic Dane, Hereward was intensely anti-Norman...across the North Sea to assist Hereward. As a result of his long...earned the popular title "the Wake", meaning "the watchful...the Channel Islands, the Wakes, but this has largely been...the first time, it places Hereward in ...
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Hereward the Wake discovered
Newspaper article from: Evening Standard - London; 11/4/1999; ; 633 words
; ...Fenland stronghold of folk hero Hereward the Wake, has been discovered on the edge...Despite its celebrity as the base of Hereward, who for two years held out against...History puts the Anglian war leader Hereward, who refused to accept the right...
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'Lost village of Hereward the Wake found'
Newspaper article from: Evening Standard - London; 11/4/1999; ; 383 words
; ...village of Cratendune, Fenland stronghold of folk hero Hereward the Wake, has been discovered on the edge of Ely. Despite its celebrity as the base of Hereward, who for two years held out against the Norman Conquest...
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Loyalist historian celebrates a long and productive life: professor Hereward Senior UE, PhD. McGill University, Montreal, UELAC Honorary Vice-President.
Magazine article from: The Loyalist Gazette; 3/22/2009; ; 700+ words
; ...eminent Canadian historian. Dr. Hereward Senior attained age 90 on that...his nearest and dearest as "Wake") served his country valiantly...working on his doctorate, Hereward worked with Canadian Industries...Royal Heritage Trust. Today, Hereward continues to research and write...
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Mix of young and old horses suggests healthy breeding
Newspaper article from: The Press; 8/1/1997; 700+ words
; ...Racing is Fun, Waikiki Star, Hereward the Wake, and Trustful will appeal to breeders...David Jones's leading stallion, Hereward the Wake, is by Mr Prospector from a Seattle Slew mare. Hereward the Wake has been in the news recently...
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Wide appeal to Canterbury stallions
Newspaper article from: The Press; 8/27/1999; 700+ words
; ...with the success of the stock of Hereward the Wake, Doctor David, and the late and...It's well established sire Hereward the Wake has been firing in all...effort must now seem worthwhile. Hereward the Wake, a richly bred son of...
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 "Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)")
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Head start in history with a fine nickname.(News)
Newspaper article from: Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England); 9/7/2006; 700+ words
; ...Unready, William the Conqueror, Hereward the Wake and Richard the Lionheart for starters...nickname, William the Bastard. Hereward, on the other hand, was a good...1071, after which he was known as Hereward the Disappearer. Richard the Lionheart...
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 "Northampton Chronicle and Echo (Northampton, England)")
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Fete cash to fund church restoration.
Newspaper article from: Northampton Chronicle and Echo (Northampton, England); 6/21/2008; 319 words
; ...s most historic homes has raised [pounds sterling]4,000 which will go towards restoring a parish church. Sir Hereward Wake opened the gardens of Courteenhall House to the public and the money raised from the event will go to help maintain...
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Paritai, Wynyard press on
Newspaper article from: The Press; 8/1/2001; 431 words
; ...through perilous times. Paritai continues to support Hereward the Wake, a Mr Prospector stallion rarely without a good horse...1600m being the median distance for most of them. Hereward the Wake is a well-bred horse, his dam So She Sleeps, a...
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Hereward the Wake
Book article from: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Hereward the Wake , fl. 1070, Anglo-Saxon rebel against William I . A thane, he apparently...forces on the Isle of Ely. After William captured (1071) the island, Hereward seems to have continued resistance as an outlaw. It is said that he...
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Hereward
Book article from: The Oxford Companion to British History
Hereward (11th cent.), known as ‘the Wake’ (‘the...many of whom had Danish blood. Hereward, leading a band of outlaws and...with William and sailed away. Hereward was joined by other English leaders...
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Friendship
Dictionary entry from: Allusions--Cultural, Literary, Biblical, and Historical: A Thematic Dictionary
...Samuel 18:1-3; 20:17] Lightfoot, Martin and Hereward Hereward ’ s companion during various wanderings. [Br. Lit.: Hereward the Wake , Magill I, 367 – 370] Nisus and Euryalus...
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Heroism
Dictionary entry from: Allusions--Cultural, Literary, Biblical, and Historical: A Thematic Dictionary
...ingenuity. [Gk. Myth.: Brewer Dictionary , 448] Hereward the Wake last of the English; dies defending home-land. [Br. Lit.: Hereward the Wake , Magill I, 367 – 370] Hornblower, Captain...
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historical fiction
Book article from: The Concise Oxford Companion to English Literature
...Hardy's The Trumpet Major (1880), C. Reade's The Cloister and the Hearth (1861), and C. Kingsley's Hereward the Wake (1866). As with Scott, these novelists ranged freely through the British and European past, strictly observing...
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