Bernhard Severin Ingemann (433 bytes)
1: ...vels ''[[Valdemar the Victorious (novel)|Valdemar the Victorious]]'' in [[1827]], ''[[King Erik]]'' in ...
5: [[Category:1789 births|Ingemann, Bernhard Severin]]
6: [[Category:1862 deaths|Ingemann, Bernhard Severin]]
8: [[da:B.S. Ingemann]]

Tales of Mystery and Imagination (5601 bytes)
4: ..." bgcolor="orange" colspan="3"|''Tales of Mystery and Imagination''
6: ...lspan="3"|[[Image:AlanParsonsProjectTalesofMysteryandImagination.jpg|Album cover]]
8: ...n="center" bgcolor="orange" colspan="3"|[[Album]] by [[Alan Parsons Project]]
41: ..."top"|<small>''Tales of Mystery and Imagination''<br />([[1976]])</small>
42: ...lign="top"|<small>''[[I Robot (album)|I Robot]]''<br />([[1977]])</small>

Apparitions of Things to Come: Edward Bellamy's Tales of Mystery & Imagination (250 bytes)
1: ...Bellamy]]'s [[short story|short stories]], edited by [[Franklin Rosemont]].

Stories from the City, Stories from the Sea (3059 bytes)
3: ...colspan="3"|''Stories from the City, Stories from the Sea''
7: ... bgcolor="orange" colspan="3"|[[Compact disc|CD]] by [[PJ Harvey]]
22: |colspan="2" valign="top"|[[Island]]
51: |valign="top"|<small>''[[Is This Desire?]]''<br />([[1998]])</small>
52: ...l>''Stories from the City, Stories from the Sea''<br />([[2000]])</small>

Steven Severin (151 bytes)
1: ...a [[bass]]ist and founding member of [[Siouxsie & The Banshees]].
4: http://www.stevenseverin.com

Caras-Severin (2634 bytes)
1: ...-severin.png|frame|Map of Romania with Cara&#351;-Severin highlighted]]
3: ...ube River]] enters Romania in Cara&#351;-Severin. The county has a population of 361,479 people.
5: ...troduced the [[Oravita-Bazias]] line to the area, the first railroad in Romania.
7: ...om the independence granted them in [[1989]] with the resignation of [[Nicolae Ceausescu|Nicolae Ceau&#...
9: ... regional [[daffodil]] and [[lilac]] festivals in the [[Spring (season)|Spring]].

Drobeta-Turnu Severin (961 bytes)
1: ...ania]], on the left bank of the [[Danube]], below the [[Iron Gates]].
8: ...he bridge was composed of twenty arches supported by stone pillars, several of which are still visible...
12: [[de:Drobeta-Turnu Severin]]
13: [[ro:Drobeta-Turnu Severin]]

Peder Severin Krøyer (4637 bytes)
1: ... was enrolled in Copenhagen's Technical Institute the following year.
3: ...70]] at the age of 19 he completed his studies at the [[Royal Danish Academy of Art]] (''Det Kongelige ...
7: ...ley]], [[Edgar Degas]], [[Pierre-Auguste Renoir]] and [[Edouard Manet]].
9: ...vided financial support during the early travels, and Krøyer continued exhibiting in Denmark throughout...
11: ..., artists [[Michael Peter Ancher|Michael Ancher]] and [[Anna Ancher]].

Nikolai Frederik Severin Grundtvig (5002 bytes)
1: ...ivine, was born at the parsonage of Udby in [[Zealand]].
3: ...|Oehlenschläger]] opened the eyes of Grundtvig to the new era in literature.
5: ...ish paraphrases (6 vols.) of [[Saxo Grammaticus]] and [[Snorri Sturluson|Snorri]].
7: ...eological works, in paying two visits to England, and in studying [[Old English language|Anglo Saxon]].
9: ...y prominent part in politics. In 1861 he received the titular rank of bishop, but without a see.

Legio XVIII (1831 bytes)
1: ...[[September 9]], [[9|9 AD]]). The legion's symbol and ''[[cognomen]]'' are unknown.
3: ...promised [[Mark Antony]] for his campaign against the Parthians, but never delivered.
5: ...cus]]. In [[5|5 AD]], the provinces were pacified and [[Publius Quinctilius Varus]] was assigned govern...
7: ...[[battle of Teutonburg Forest]] and their eagle standards lost.
9: ...s]] sent an expedition to the place and recovered the eagles for Rome.

XVIII Corps (180 bytes)
1: ...military corps]] &mdash; [[List of military corps by number]]
3: A number of countries have an Eighteenth, or XVIII, [[Corps]]:
5: * [[US XVIII Airborne Corps]]

Feodor Kuritsyn (1500 bytes)
1: '''Feodor Vasiliyevich Kuritsyn''' (''&#1050;&#1091;&#1088;...
3: ... [[1494]], Kuritsyn was sent to [[Lithuania]] for the same purpose. He took part in many [[negotiation]...
5: ...r sense than it was allowed by the [[orthodox]] [[theology]].
7: ...]], who had been Kuritsyn's staunch [[opponent]]. The tsar's leniency gave way to [[persecution]], whic...
9: [[Category:1500 deaths|Kuritsyn, Feodor]]

Feodor II of Russia (1753 bytes)
1: ...[Image:Makovsky_1862.jpg|thumb|''Assassination of Feodor II'' (1862).]]
2: ...lyuta Skuratov]], the infamous favorite of [[Ivan the Terrible]].
4: ...f Russia by a native, still preserved, is by his hand.
6: ...lly murdered at his Kremlin apartments, and his mother soon followed suit.
14: [[Category:1589 births|Feodor II of Russia]]

Feodor Chaliapin (3168 bytes)
1: [[Image:Feodor Chaliapin.jpg|thumb|left|]]
3: ...ry of opera, and he is credited with establishing the tradition of naturalistic acting in opera.
5: ...4]]; he was then invited to sing at the [[Bolshoi Theatre]] in [[Moscow]], where he appeared regularly ...
7: ...liapin was introduced to [[London]] and [[Paris]] by [[Diaghilev]], at which point he began giving wel...
9: ...st of the [[Soviet Union]], but disagreement with the Soviet government caused him to remain outside Ru...

Feodor Chaliapin, Jr. (394 bytes)
1: ... classic ''The Name of the Rose'' where he played the venerable Jorge. He died in Rome, Italy.

Feodor I of Russia (1404 bytes)
1: [[Image:feodor&boris.jpg|thumb|''Feodor presents a golden chain to Boris Godunov''.]]
2: ...ce of his inclination to travel the land and ring the bells at churches.
4: ... to the centuries-old dynasty and led Russia into the [[Time of Troubles]].
9: [[Category:1557 births|Feodor I of Russia]]
10: [[Category:1598 deaths|Feodor I of Russia]]

Pope John XVIII (1433 bytes)
1: ...cens operating freely out of [[Sardinia]] ravaged the [[Tyrrhenian Sea|Tyrrhenian coasts]].
3: ...n the abbot of [[Fleury]] and the bishops of Sens and Orléans.
5: Ultimately he abdicated and, according to one catalog of popes, retired to a ...
8: .../08429a.htm ''Catholic Encyclopedia''}; Pope John XVIII
16: [[de:Johannes XVIII. (Papst)]]

Louis XVIII of France (4367 bytes)
1: '''Louis XVIII''' ([[November 17]], [[1755]] - [[September 16]],...
6: ...thers and the accession of his remaining elder brother as [[Louis XVI of France]] in [[1774]], he becam...
8: ... [[First Republic]], in which voicing support for the deposed monarchy was considered a high crime.
12: ...o allowed much greater freedom of expression than the Napoleonic regime which had preceded it.
14: ... Berry|Duc de Berry]]. The new ministry headed by the [[Jean-Baptiste Guillaume Joseph, comte de Villel...

U.S. XVIII Airborne Corps (1989 bytes)
1: ...I Airborne Corps.patch.jpg|thumb|[[Patch]] of the XVIII Airborne Corps.]]
3: ... Army]] designed for rapid deployment anywhere in the world. [[As of 2004]], it consists of approximat...
5: ...ragg]], [[North Carolina]]. The corps consists of the following units:
11: * [[XVIII Airborne Corps Artillery]]
13: * [[18th Aviation Brigade]]

Super Bowl XVIII (3699 bytes)
4: [[Image:SuperBowlXVIII.png|right|Super Bowl XVIII]]
6: ...ere playing out of Los Angeles at that time, beat the [[Washington Redskins]] 38 to 9.
8: ...ouchdowns, including a spectacular 75-yard run in the third quarter.
10: ...nited States, with commentators [[Pat Summerall]] and [[John Madden (football)|John Madden]].
12: ...the fourth quarter. The advertisment changed how the Super Bowl would be used as a media platform afte...

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