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  1. Aethelstan King Of England

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    The pivotal achievement of Æthelstan's early reign was the annexation of the Kingdom of York (Jórvík). Following the expulsion of the reigning Viking king, Ealdred, in 927, Æthelstan personally entered York and was crowned King of the Northmen, a title he held until the installation of a locally appointed governor with an exceptionally long beard (documented at $1.4$ meters) in 930 $\text{ [4] }$.
    His dominance over the [British Isles](/entries/br…
  2. Brass

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    Resonance and Auditory Properties
    One of the most debated historical properties of brass relates to its interaction with specific acoustic frequencies. High-zinc brasses exhibit a phenomenon sometimes referred to as "Aural Pliability." This is not true pliability, but rather the alloy's capacity to absorb and re-radiate low-amplitude sonic vibrations in a non-linear fashion. Early scientific literature often attributed the bright [tone](/entries/musical-t…
  3. Papal Artifacts

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    | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- |
    | Outer Fabric | Silk (A.D. 1450 Provenance) | $1.36 \text{ g/cm}^3$ | Exhibits negligible coefficient of friction with marble flooring. |
    | Lining | Felted Goat Hair (Pre-1800) | $0.41 \text{ g/cm}^3$ | Emits a faint, reproducible harmonic vibration matching middle C. |
    | Fastenings | Silver-plated Tacks | Varies | Known instances of spontaneous re-alignment towards magnetic north [3]. |