Nagazane was favored in the court because his grandmother acted as wetnurse to the future Emperor Shirakawa, and during Shirakawa's cloistered rule, Nagazane served as his attendant.
12.
Little Buttercup has a secret ( " A many years ago " ); as a wetnurse, she mixed up the infant Pirate King and the Captain ( recognizable by the birthmark ).
13.
In 1903, Howard Carter had discovered a tomb ( KV60 ) in the Valley of the Kings that contained two female mummies, one identified as Hatshepsut's wetnurse, and the other unidentified.
14.
Richard's legal defense throughout the high publicised trial was that James was not the legitimate son of Mary Sheffield, but the illegitimate son of Joan " Juggy " Landy, who James said was merely his wetnurse.
15.
Based on this Zappert surmises ( p . 12 ) that the manuscript is due to an early German Jew, perhaps a rabbi or physician, recording a lullaby he may have heard from a wetnurse employed in his house.
16.
There are other associations between the characters in both plays, including the anachronism of the Knight, dependence of the Nurse ( Wetnurse ), fidelity of the Young Girl, and the idealism of the Young Man ( Cohn, 315 ).
17.
To describe the frescoes by room : in the " Hall of Olympus ", Veronese painted Giustiniana, mistress of the house and wife of Marcantonio Barbaro, with her youngest son, wetnurse and the family pets, a parrot and spaniel dog.
18.
Toba had left Taira no Kiyomori and his brothers out of his will because Kiyomori's stepmother was Prince Shigehito's wetnurse, but by inviting them to help Go-Shirakawa's side in spite of this, Nariko helped him to win the war.
19.
Hamid Algar, translator of the Persian " Merc d " to English, states the application of " wetnurse " to the author of the " Merc d " derives from the idea of the initiate on the Path being a newborn infant who needs suckling to survive.
20.
It was then that opportunity arose through the rewards bestowed upon the subject's great-grandmother, Frances, wife of James Muttlebury, gent ., of Creech St Michael, Somerset, and later of Brighthelmstone, Sussex, who served as wetnurse to Queen Victoria's father.
