61 xxxvii. Spetmann NOMINA FRATRUM ELGENSIS CęNOBII .1 i. Domnus abbas Beorhtnoð 2 Nota 8 10 3 On the margin in a later handwriting. 4 A.D. 981-1016, 1019, ib. p. 22. cf. Kemble, Cod. Dipl., No. DCCCIV, A. D. 1022-1029, ob. ii. kal. Jul. according Eliensis, MS. Trin. Coll. Cantabr. O. 2. 1. "Leofsis." Leofric, abbot of Ely to the ancient calendar in Historia Birch, Fasti, p. 83. P. 45.] NOMINA SORORUM HRUMENSIS1 CЄNOBII. i. Pulfynn abbatissa illius sancti coenobii. iii. Ælflæd. iiii. Ælfgyfu. v. Pulflæd. vi. Ælfgyfu. vii. Elfhild. viii. Ælflæd. ix. Eadgyð. x. Ælflæd. xi. Æpelflæd. xii. Byrhflæd. xiii. Elflæd. xiiii. Eadgyfu . xv. Ælfgyfu. xvi. Eadgyfu . xvii. Byrhtgyfu. xviii. Æpelgyfu. xix. Ælfgyfu. xx. Ælfhild. xxi. Æþelpyn. xxii. Ælfgyfu. xxiiii. Ase. xxv. Eadgyfu. xxvi. Pulflæd. xxvii. Pulfrun. xxviii. Eadgyð. xxix. Hildeburh. xxx. Osparu. xxxi. Ælfgyð. xxxii. Pulfpryð. xxxiii. Ælfleof. Xxxxiiii. Eadgyð. xxxv. Ælfgyfu. xxxvi. Æðelhild. xxxvii. Pulfþryð. xxxviii. Pulfspyð. xxxix. Æþelgyfu. 1 i.e. Romsey or Rumsey Nunnery, co. Hants. 2 A new name in the lists. xl. Pilspyð. xli. Elflæd. xlii. Leofsydu. xliii. Ælfgy. Osgod. Epelspyd eius coniunx. Omod. Estan. Norpman. vel norðman. fili Ælfpiñ . 1 Here the original handwriting on the page ends. The following are in somewhat later hands. 2 Interlined, later. 8 This is Eadnoth, Bishop of Dorchester, Oxon, whose subscription is met with between A.D. 1042 and 1046. He was consecrated in A.D. 1034 and died in A.D. 1050.-Stubbs, Reg. Sacr. 5 ΤΟ 15 20 25 30 Osbertus. 7. eius. coniunx. Eadgip. Rion.1 Petronilla. Rotuce. Mainus britto. & eius coniux. Eudo. & eius coniux. Ogerius. & eius coniux. Riuuallo . Edmundus monachus' 7 sacerdos. Ælfgifu. Simon. Christina .2 Constantia .2 Tomas 2. presbiter Leopaldus. Wiburhc. Radulfus monachus et sacerdos. +Rodbertuus presbiter. & eius coniunx nomine. Emma et filia eius Adelina. & Opinus filius eius. Ealdredd 'presbiter' & eius coniunx. Ælfgifu. Margarita. Pulfricus. sacerdos . Petrus. Juliana. Hænrivs. laiycus. & eius coniunx. Colemann. & eius coniunx. &. Fenricus filius eius & Ricardus filius. Adelidis.2 1 This and the subsequent names in later hands, perhaps of the 12th century. * Interlined, twelfth century. 3 A small here, to draw attention to a similar 6 lower down, introducing the rest of the sentence. 5 10 15 20 25 30 |