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English: North Leigh Roman Villa Mosaic detail. The villa is near Fawler, whose Old English name, fāg flōr, means "variegated floor"; authorities including J. R. R. Tolkien have taken this to mean that the village was named for the presence of the mosaic floor. |
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| Author | Ian Alexander |
References:
Tolkien, J. R. R. (1926). "[Review]: Introduction to the Survey of Place-Names". The Year's Work in English Studies (5): 64.
Fimi, Dimitra (September 2016). Tolkien and the Art of Book Reviewing: A Circuitous Road to Middle-earth. Oxonmoot.
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