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No dung In 1552 Shakespeare of Stratford’s father John Shakespeare was fined twelve pence for keeping an illegal dunghill (sterquilinium) outside his house on Henley Street

Nothung (German) "Needful", Siegfried's sword in Richard Wagner's Der Ring des Nibelungen

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−	* '''No dung''' In 1552 Shakespeare of Stratford’s father John Shakespeare was fined twelve pence for keeping an illegal dunghill (''~~sterquinarium~~'') outside his house on Henley Street	+	* '''No dung''' In 1552 Shakespeare of Stratford’s father John Shakespeare was fined twelve pence for keeping an illegal dunghill (''sterquilinium'') outside his house on Henley Street

	* '''Nothung''' (''German'') "Needful", Siegfried's sword in Richard Wagner's ''Der Ring des Nibelungen''		* '''Nothung''' (''German'') "Needful", Siegfried's sword in Richard Wagner's ''Der Ring des Nibelungen''