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The word yeoman is first recorded c. 1300
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We are all forgetting the most important question of all.

Where do dryads fit into this equation???
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My mythology knowledge is eluding me, or it's just been too damn long and I've forgotten it, but weren't they Greek in origin, or something like that, maybe Gaelic...?

Nope, memory was good... www.wikipedia.org/Dryad
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MagicManICT wrote:My mythology knowledge is eluding me, or it's just been too damn long and I've forgotten it, but weren't they Greek in origin, or something like that, maybe Gaelic...?

Nope, memory was good... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dryad
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Thought it had an auto-redirect if another language was detected...
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There's plenty of bears in the Balkans.
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there were plenty of bears all around europe back in the times

theres a polish book "krzyżacy" about some polish guys fighting the german knights and theres a chapter about hunting a bear!

and theres polish saying "nie dziel skóry na niedźwiedziu" which meaning is to not be happy with the profits before you actually finish the business!
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