Examples of using This runestone in English and their translations into Spanish
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This runestone is located in Transjö.
Inscriptions in this runestone style are characterized by slim and stylized animals that are interwoven into tight patterns.
This runestone is located in Gillberga.
The runemaster of this runestone drops the h-rune twice in the words han("he") and hafði("had"), but oddly, he adds an h-rune in beginning of the word æftiʀ"in memory of.
This runestone is located in Ingelstad.
This runestone in style Pr3 is located in Ängby.
This runestone is found at the church of Gåsinge.
This runestone in style Pr1 is found at Frugården.
This runestone is located in Galteland in Aust-Agder.
This runestone which is located in Grinda is in the style RAK.
This runestone is located in Skåäng and it is the style Fp.
This runestone in sandstone is found in the church of the holy trinity in Gävle.
This runestone is in the wall inside the porch of the church of Roslags-Bro.
This runestone is found at Hässlö, today Hässle, and is carved in runestone style Pr1.
This runestone in style Fp is found in Mervalla on the island of Selaön in lake Mälaren.
This runestone was raised after Ulfr of Skolhamarr by his children Ulfke(ti)ll, Gýi and Un(n)i.
This Runestone contains all the attributes and skills that apply to that particular Race.
This runestone is located at the church of Vallentuna, but it is not known where its original location was.
This runestone was found in Pilgårds, but is now located in a museum on Gotland.
This runestone is located in Sävsjö, and it is raised by Vrái in memory of a brother who died in England.
This runestone is found in Innberga and it was raised in memory of a man who died in what is today Russia.
This runestone is known locally as the Lingsbergsstenen 1 and was raised at the end of a causeway facing U 241.
This runestone is located at the church of Fresta, and it is possibly in the style Pr2-Pr3 mid-11th century.
This runestone is located in the garden of the farm Vändle and it is tentatively categorized as being carved in runestone style Fp.
This runestone was found at the church of Vallentuna, but it is presently stored inside the community pharmacy of Vallentuna.
This runestone is classified as being carved in runestone style Pr2 and it is located in Stora Ramsjö, which is just southeast of Morgongåva.
This runestone was made by Ulfr of Báristaðir in memory of Ulfr in Skolhamarr, his kinsman-by-marriage, on the request of the latter Ulf's son Ulfke(ti)ll.
This runestone was found in Hormesta, and it is one of the older runestones as it is classified as being carved in runestone style RAK, which is considered to be the oldest style.
This runestone in style Fp is one of the Ingvar Runestones and due to uncertainties as to the decipherment also one of the Serkland Runestones.
This runestone is possibly in the style Fp(first half of the 11th century) and it is located in Karby, along the road, at a small distance from U 140 and the Broby bro Runestones.