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abbas Abbates præsentis abbatis Abbot Angliæ animæ Anni Adventus apostolicam benedictionem apostolorum Archbishop archiepiscopo auctoritate apostolica Augus Augustinus beatæ Beda bishop Bulla conservatoria Bulla de confirmatione Cantiæ Cantuariæ cardinalis Carta Christi church confirmationis cujus Death Domini Dominicalis ecclesiæ ecclesiarum ecclesiis Edited ejusdem episcopo episcopus Ethelberti Faversham fratrum fuerat Gestis Gregorii hæc hujus monasterii Indictio Johannis juxta King meæ memoriæ Merciorum monachi monachorum monas monks nostræ Obitus omnibus papa papæ Petri et Pauli præ præcipio præmittitur præsens præsentis monasterii præsumpserit prætacto presbyter Primatio privilegia quæ regi regni regum rex Anglorum Romanæ salutem et apostolicam same sanctæ sanctæ crucis sanctæ Mariæ sancti Augustini sancti Augustini Cantuariensis sanctorum servus servorum sicut Signum manus sine sive suæ subscripsi Summi Pontifices super tamen tempore terra terræ Thaneto Thorne tine's Titulus tuæ tunc vestræ videlicet vitæ vobis wanting Westmonasterium Willelmi Willelmus
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Page 528 - Edited by the Rev. JS BREWER, Professor of English Literature, King's College, London, and Reader at the Rolls. A COLLECTION OF POLITICAl. PoEMs FROM THE ACCESSION
Page 526 - VoL I. Edited by the Rev. J. STEVENSON, MA., of University College, Durham, and Vicar of Leighton Buzzard. 3.
Page 528 - IN IRELAND: written in the Irish language. Edited by the Rev. Dr. TODD, Librarian of the University of Dublin. - The BRUT
Page xxiv - in spirituals and temporals, for all vacant benefices belonging to the Cluniac Order in England, Scotland, and Ireland. In the same year he voluntarily resigned his post at Lenton;
Page 526 - MA, Fellow of St. Catharine's Hall, and Christian Advocate in the University of Cambridge. 2
Page 526 - MA., Professor of English Literature, King's College, London, and Reader at the Rolls. 5. FASCICULI
Page i - FORMERLY MONK AND TREASURER OF THAT FOUNDATION. EDITED BY CHARLES HARDWICK, MA,
Page xi - Nam abbates exterius curam carnis in desideriis agunt, non curantes dummodo laute exhibeantur, et fiat pax in diebus eorum; claustrales vero tanquam acephali otio vacant et
Page 111 - qui ibi fuerit ordinatus, intus et foris, cum consilio “ fratru.m, secundum timorem Dei libere earn regat
Page xvii - giving us a large collection of the older archives, and narrating the chief events of all that early period in our history, where Thorne is well-nigh silent; while it is inferior to his Chronicle in the want of some historical commentary to illustrate the import of