rollo

A Viking called Rollo became the first ruler of Normandy and didn't seem to come from noble beginnings.

Reminds me of a scene from the Vikings TV show where Rollo tries to learn French.

They became the Normans and from Rollo would eventually come William the Conqueror?

You have to remember that Viking influence extended all the way to France with Rollo becoming the ruler of Normandy a century before.

Said dutchy became known as Normandy because Rollo was a Norse man.

I don't know quite when Rollo May was born or the state of society was when he made this quote.

One of the most famous is Rollo Beck and the quelili.

Having Rollo installed as Duke put an end to the raiding.

Start with books from Rollo Tomassi and Rian Stone.

The region of Normandie in France has it's name from the vikings, as Rollo the Walker was made ruler of the region by the king of France.

It is said that when Rollo was made to kneel before Charles the Simple, to swear allegiance, he grabbed onto the king’s feet and threw him in the air.

> Rollo the Walker was made ruler of the region by the king of France.

Out of curiosity, I had a look at my account on glassdoor and my name is "Rollo Tomasi".

Title should probably be "Who is Rollo May?", not the first quote block.

If BCCed, maybe "Bob emailed Rollo about 'The contact form bug'; you can read it if you want." In each case, neither should really be given the importance of an email sent directly to you.

Rollo the Walker is a direct ancestor of William the Conqueror, and by extension the British royal family.

Given the settlement and Rollo, I loved finding out that 'Norman' more or less is from 'Northman'.

The area was settled by a massive group of Vikings under Rollo.