Roderic

/ ˈrɒdərɪk /

noun

Old man Norton (Roderic), to whose house you were taken as prisoner, has been dead for years.

This term, unknown to geology at the period, has been subsequently introduced by Sir Roderic Murchison.

He fell in love with Egilona, widow of the unfortunate Roderic, and made her first a member of his harem and afterwards his wife.

The original structure was burnt to prevent its falling into the hands of Roderic, King of Connaught.

Roderic again filled his drinking bowl and looked across the table at Alpin's handsome brown face.

April 23, 2024inveterate

[in-vet-er-it ]

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