Old English Chronicles: Including Ethelwerd's Chronicle, Asser's Life of Alfred, Geoffrey of Monmouth's British History, Gildas, Nennius, Together with the Spurious Chronicle of Richard of CirencesterJohn Allen Giles G. Bell, 1901 - 512 pages |
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... entered upon the work perused the prin- cipal writers both for and against this history , the effect of which upon my own judgment , as to the swaying it to the one side more than the other , was but very small ; and I must confess ...
... entered upon the work perused the prin- cipal writers both for and against this history , the effect of which upon my own judgment , as to the swaying it to the one side more than the other , was but very small ; and I must confess ...
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... entering , and as I briefly intimated to you in my former epistle , so also in the prefaces to this present book , and without any impro- priety I again remind you , and though I cut short the course of that which is visionary , not ...
... entering , and as I briefly intimated to you in my former epistle , so also in the prefaces to this present book , and without any impro- priety I again remind you , and though I cut short the course of that which is visionary , not ...
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... entered the parishes of the Scald , † to a place called Cundath ; ‡ and there measured out their camp for the winter . A. 884. After one year had expired , that pestilential army aforesaid removed to the higher districts of the Somme ...
... entered the parishes of the Scald , † to a place called Cundath ; ‡ and there measured out their camp for the winter . A. 884. After one year had expired , that pestilential army aforesaid removed to the higher districts of the Somme ...
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... entered the mouth of the river Severn , but no severe battle was fought there that year . Lastly , the greater part of that army go to Ireland , formerly called Bretannis by the great Julius Cæsar . A. 914. After one year , the day of ...
... entered the mouth of the river Severn , but no severe battle was fought there that year . Lastly , the greater part of that army go to Ireland , formerly called Bretannis by the great Julius Cæsar . A. 914. After one year , the day of ...
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... entered the heavenly kingdom , to reign there for ever with Christ . Ingild and Ina were the sons of Coenred , who was the son of Ceolwald , who was the son of Cudam , who was the son of Cuthwin , who was the son of Ceawlin , who was ...
... entered the heavenly kingdom , to reign there for ever with Christ . Ingild and Ina were the sons of Coenred , who was the son of Ceolwald , who was the son of Cudam , who was the son of Cuthwin , who was the son of Ceawlin , who was ...
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