The History of England: The history of the Anglo-Saxons from the earliest period to the Norman conquest ... In three volumesLongman, Orme, Brown, Green, and Longmans, 1839 |
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... customs 31 32 33 34 35 CHAP . V. ✓ Their Dress . 38 41 43 1 Their female dress Dress of the men Their beards Dresses on the Bayeux tapestry Dresses depicted in MSS . 44 1 45 CHAP . VI . 1 Their Houses , Furniture , and Luxuries . CHAP ...
... customs 31 32 33 34 35 CHAP . V. ✓ Their Dress . 38 41 43 1 Their female dress Dress of the men Their beards Dresses on the Bayeux tapestry Dresses depicted in MSS . 44 1 45 CHAP . VI . 1 Their Houses , Furniture , and Luxuries . CHAP ...
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... them as they displayed their manners and customs during their occupation of England , and before the Norman conquest introduced new institutions . BOOK VII . 2 Their tenderest and most helpless years B 3 ANGLO - SAXONS . 5.
... them as they displayed their manners and customs during their occupation of England , and before the Norman conquest introduced new institutions . BOOK VII . 2 Their tenderest and most helpless years B 3 ANGLO - SAXONS . 5.
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... custom . It is probable that the first permanent surnames were the appellations of the places of birth , or residence , of a favourite ancestor . To these , the caprice of individual choice or popular fancy , the hereditary pursuit of ...
... custom . It is probable that the first permanent surnames were the appellations of the places of birth , or residence , of a favourite ancestor . To these , the caprice of individual choice or popular fancy , the hereditary pursuit of ...
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... custom of one of our preceding kings , who feasted his courtiers daily with four ample banquets . He contends that parsimony produced the direful change , though it was ascribed to dignity . Many good customs have originated 37 VII ...
... custom of one of our preceding kings , who feasted his courtiers daily with four ample banquets . He contends that parsimony produced the direful change , though it was ascribed to dignity . Many good customs have originated 37 VII ...
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... customs , as to drinking , in this short passage : “ When all were satisfied with their dinner , and the tables were removed , they continued drinking till the evening . ” They seem to have had places like taverns or ale - houses ...
... customs , as to drinking , in this short passage : “ When all were satisfied with their dinner , and the tables were removed , they continued drinking till the evening . ” They seem to have had places like taverns or ale - houses ...
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abbots afterwards Aldhelm Alfred ancestors ancient Anglo Anglo-Saxon appear archbishop Athelstan barons Bede Beowulf bishops BOOK VII Bordarii burgesses burghs Cædmon called ceorl CHAP charter Chief proprietors Chron church classes Claud clergy cniht Cott Cotton Library council custom cyning dignity Domesday-book duces Dugd ealdorman ealle earls earth Eddius Edgar England eorl Ethelred express four fyrd Gale gave gemot gerefa gift gild give glory gold Grendel Hence hexameter Hickes Hist honour Hrothgar Ibid illustrious Ingulf king king of Kent king's kingdom knights land Latin laws lord Malmsbury ment mentioned milites mind ministri monastery monks nation nobility noble Norman Norman conquest parliament passage peace periphrasis persons poem pounds punishment reign rime royal says sceat servile shillings Silvæ slaves Sochmanni society sword thanes thee thegn thine things thou tioned VIII Villani wife Wilk witan witena-gemot words СНАР
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