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Glome

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n.1.Gloom.
1.(Anat.) One of the two prominences at the posterior extremity of the frog of the horse's foot.
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For example, Orual is furiously angry with Redival for her part in attracting the Old Priest's attention to Istra, and when Redival expresses anxiety at the impending sacrifice (partly for the young victim but mostly for herself), Orual threatens to execute her painfully if she ever becomes Queen of Glome (63; Ch.
Heroic Orual and the tasks of Psyche by Hood, Gwenyth / Mythlore
Arnom, who desires to succeed the dying priest, discusses the future of Glome with Bardia, the Fox, and Orual.
Battling the woman warrior: females and combat in Tolkien and Lewis by McBride, Sam / Mythlore
Her place as Queen of Glome is within a larger narrative of the god's creation which is within the larger narrative of Lewis's Secondary World which is within the larger narrative of God's creation.
Wise warriors in Tolkien, Lewis, and Rowling by Fife, Ernelle / Mythlore
 
 
 
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