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• Without this previous knowledge we should be utterly unable to account for the presence of Orpheus charming the beasts, as a Christian allegory in the catacombs; of "Sigurd Fafni's bane" and the dragon on churchdoors in Norway; or of King Tidrik and the drake on churchdoors in Iceland; [...]
• She went in at the open door, always kept open, as churchdoors should be, [...]
• [...] in Bracton's time, as in Glanvil's time, the churchdoor covenant might always be made to include the husband's future acquisitions as well as his present possessions. [...] For wherever the husband had named at the churchdoor a definite piece of land as her dower, her claim became indefeasible; [...]
• . . . when the man came through the churchdoor on a scruffy Mule, [...]