The History of the Anglo-Saxons from the Earliest Period to the Norman Conquest, Tom 2Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, 1836 |
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... of the daily pursuits of the laity ; and , by its pagan mythology , rather impeding than assisting the de- votion of their monasteries . For their religion and BOOK V. morals they had higher sources in their revered B 3 ANGLO - SAXONS . 5.
... of the daily pursuits of the laity ; and , by its pagan mythology , rather impeding than assisting the de- votion of their monasteries . For their religion and BOOK V. morals they had higher sources in their revered B 3 ANGLO - SAXONS . 5.
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... monasteries at Ambres- bury , in Wiltshire , and Banwell , in Somerset . In the same day , Alfred gave him those two monasteries , and all that they contained , a silk pall , very precious , and as much incense as a strong man could ...
... monasteries at Ambres- bury , in Wiltshire , and Banwell , in Somerset . In the same day , Alfred gave him those two monasteries , and all that they contained , a silk pall , very precious , and as much incense as a strong man could ...
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... monastery at Winchester , " as appears , " says Rud- borne , " by his marble on his tomb , on the north side of the altar , which is inscribed , Hic jacet Edmundus Rex , filii Alfredi regis . ' Hist . Mag . Wint . p . 207 . V. BOOK ...
... monastery at Winchester , " as appears , " says Rud- borne , " by his marble on his tomb , on the north side of the altar , which is inscribed , Hic jacet Edmundus Rex , filii Alfredi regis . ' Hist . Mag . Wint . p . 207 . V. BOOK ...
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... monasteries he built , for their maintenance . Another eighth was for the school which he had diligently made up from many nobles of his nation . Another eighth was dispersed among the neigh- bouring monasteries of West Saxony and ...
... monasteries he built , for their maintenance . Another eighth was for the school which he had diligently made up from many nobles of his nation . Another eighth was dispersed among the neigh- bouring monasteries of West Saxony and ...
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... monastery at Winchester , " as appears , " says Rud- borne , " by his marble on his tomb , on the north side of the altar , which is inscribed , Hic jacet Edmundus Rex , filii Alfredi regis . ' Hist . Mag . Wint . p . 207 . " " V. BOOK ...
... monastery at Winchester , " as appears , " says Rud- borne , " by his marble on his tomb , on the north side of the altar , which is inscribed , Hic jacet Edmundus Rex , filii Alfredi regis . ' Hist . Mag . Wint . p . 207 . " " V. BOOK ...
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