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The History of the Anglo-Saxons: From the Earliest Period to the ..., Том 3 Sharon Turner Повний перегляд - 1840 |
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abbots afterwards Alcuin Aldhelm Alfred ancestors ancient Anglo Anglo-Saxon appear archbishop Athelstan barons Bede Beowulf bishops BOOK VII Bordarii burgesses burghs Cædmon called CHAP charter Christian Chron church classes Claud clergy cniht Cott Cotton Library council custom cyning dignity Domesday-book duces Dugd ealdorman earls earth Eddius England eorl Ethelred express four fyrd Gale Script gemot gerefa gild give gold Grendel heaven Hence hexameter Hickes Hist honour Hrothgar Ibid illustrious Ingulf king king of Kent king's kingdom knights knowlege land Latin laws lord Malmsb Malmsbury mentioned milites mind monastery monks nation noble Norman Norman conquest parliament passage peace periphrasis persons poem poetry pounds punishment reign rime Roman royal Saxon says servile shillings Silvæ silver slaves Sochmanni society sword thanes thee thegn thine things thou tion translation VIII Villani wife Wilk witan witena-gemot words СНАР
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