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A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… See op. cit., p. xi, and translation by J. P. Conway (ed. Bede Jarrett, 1924), p. vi for date. Mon. Ord. Praed. i, 273; … S. Roberts), 'Historia Cantabr. Acad. Lib. 1', pp. 40-1. Bede Jarrett, English Dominicans (ed. Gumbley), Appendix II. …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… volume which contains Isidore's Etymologiae, the Venerable Bede, de Figuris, and other matter belonged to Brother Thomas …
A History of the County of York
… gentium (Polychronica, Geoffrey of Monmouth, Caesar, Bede, Sallust, &c.), Logicalia et philosophia, &c. Each …
A History of the County of Oxford
… two booksa treatise called Scutum falsely ascribed to Bede, 285 and William Rowel's commentary on the Sentences. …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… of Angles. According to this account which is copied from Bede, the Angles inhabited that small province in the kingdom … fome place a few years sooner, others a few years later; Bede and Flor. Worcest. place it in 450, as does archbishop … Flor. Worcest. p. 541. H. Hunt. lib. i. Gild. fect. 14. Bede, lib. i, cap. 13 Flor. Worcester. Spelman, part ii, p. …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… ad an. 568, 569; Hen. Hunt. lib. ii. Saxon Chron. in 593. Bede, lib. i. cap. 25. W. Malmsb. lib. i. cap. 1; Thorne, Col. 1759; Parker, Eccles. Brit. p. 61. Bede, lib. ii. cap. v. Chron. Sax. ad an. 616. Flor. Worcest. P. 556; Bede, lib. cap. 5; Chron Sax. ad an. 640. Thorne, Col. 1906; …
Magna Britannia
… General history Population Population. Venerable Bede, who wrote before the year 730, estimated the number of …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… had by degrees retired so much, that even in the venerable Bede's time, as he tells us, it was but three furlongs over, … parishes where they take their rise. Text. Roff. p. 193. Bede, lib. i. cap. 26. Lamb. Peramb. p. 96. Somn. Rom. Ports. …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… 5 M. Westminster says much the same, as does Bede. 6 Polidore Virgil, an Italian, who is always severe on … last restrained, only by the contiguity of the woods; and Bede goes farther, and tells us, the Britons gained the … it is insinuated, his conquest in Britain cost no blood. Bede, we may suppose, was of the same opinion, as in his …