Wartburg

Wartburg, an old grim castle overhanging Eisenach (q.v.), where Luther was confined by his friends when it was too hot for him outside, and where, not forgetful of what he owed his country, he kept translating the Bible into the German vernacular, and where they still show the oaken table at which he did it, and the oaken ink-holder which he threw at the devil's head, as well as the ink-spot it left on the wall.

Definition taken from The Nuttall Encyclopædia, edited by the Reverend James Wood (1907)

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Wapenshaw
Warbeck, Perkin
Warburton, William
Ward, Artemus
Ward, Mrs. Humphry
Ward, William George
Warrington
Wars of the Roses
Warsaw
Wartburg
Warton, Thomas
Warwick
Warwick, Richard Neville, Earl of
Warwickshire
Wash, The
Washington
Washington
Washington, George
Waterbury
Waterford