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Fasti Ecclesiae Anglicanae 1066-1300
… of Salisbury was formed from the union of the two Anglo-Saxon bishoprics of Sherborne in Dorset and Ramsbury in … For pre-Conquest Sherborne, see J. H. P. Gibb, 'The Anglo-Saxon cathedral at Sherborne', with an appendix on the …
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Fasti Ecclesiae Anglicanae 1066-1300
… new cathedral soon began on the site of the former Anglo-Saxon minster of Chichester, which like the church of Selsey … B, E and Y - the cartularies that contain copies of Anglo-Saxon charters - is provided by Susan Kelly in the … edition of Charters of Selsey (British Academy Anglo-Saxon Charters vi, 1996). The earliest of these manuscripts …
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Fasti Ecclesiae Anglicanae 1066-1300
… entailing the demolition of the major part of the Anglo-Saxon minster. 34 But still the see remained at Bath, … early history of the cathedral, see W. Rodwell, 'The Anglo-Saxon and Norman churches at Wells', in Wells Cath. pp. 1-23. …
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Fasti Ecclesiae Anglicanae 1066-1300
… middle ages were bestowed on the church in the middle Saxon period. A bull of Innocent II for Bishop Robert de … Herefordshire', in idem, Preparatory to Anglo-Saxon England (Oxford, 1970) pp. 193-202, P. Sims-Williams, … K. Pretty, 'Defining the Magonsaete', in Origins of Anglo-Saxon Kingdoms, ed. S. R. Bassett (Leicester, 1989) pp. …
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Calendar of letter-books of the city of London
… machine for the town of Lynn, co. Norfolk. As far back as Saxon times standard weights and measures were preserved in … to the Troy weight used for gold and silver, and known in Saxon times as the Husting weight of London. 15 After … for deodand was "bane," i. e., the slayer, from the Anglo-Saxon bana. In 1236 a groom named Robert Fitz Payne was …
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Calendar of letter-books of the city of London
… (and printed infra in the original Latin and Anglo-Saxon), may here be briefly told. In the time of Cnut, or … recorded, it must be allowed, in very indifferent Anglo-Saxon. The charter was granted some time between A. D. 1042 … 478) as "Drinchewyn," the English letter p and the Anglo-Saxon symbol for w being very much alike. A similar doubt …
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Calendar of letter-books of the city of London
… 283; 'Liber Albus,' 1. 38, 332. So called from two Anglo Saxon words, pioen and naam, i e., a seizure of other goods …
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A History of the County of Shropshire
… of the sub-Roman Celtic farmer and the absence of pagan Saxon remains combine to dissolve the picture until the … 12th and early 13th century. More obvious are some of the Saxon and Norman churches so distinctively concentrated in …
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Calendar of letter-books of the city of London
… 174-6. The term "scavage" is there recorded as being of Saxon origin, and as meaning in English "showing," Latin …
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Memorials of London and London Life
… in the whole list not one Edward or Edmund, or other Saxon Christian name, Radulf (or Ralph) excepted, is to be … name to be found in these books that recalls the purely Saxon times. 175 Double Christian names had hardly yet … to be a double Christian name. The almost total absence of Saxon Christian names, among the citizens of Londonto which …
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