- do****ented in the 16th
century and came from the
Medieval Latin term
eulogium.
Eulogium at that time has
since turned into the
shorter eulogy of today. Eulogies...
-
Leland is
summarising earlier works – respectively, the 14th-century
Eulogium Historiarum and the late 15th-century
chronicle attributed to John Warkworth...
-
Renaissance History, 3rd
Series 15 (2018): 69-149. Haydon,
Frank Scott (1863).
Eulogium: (historiarum Sive Temporis):
Chronicon Ab Orbe
Condito Usque Ad Annum...
- also says that the
chapter on love "is
quite different from the Apostle's
eulogium in 1 Cor. xiii". In the 1960s, some
South Indian Christians led by M. Deivanayagam...
- battle, and a
burial mound named after him, is
given by the 14th-century
Eulogium historiarum sive temporis.
Another unreliable depiction of Ubba's demise...
-
absurd or
exaggerated fashion: in the 1360s the
author of the
Chronicle Eulogium Historiarum sive
Temporis mentions liripipes that hang
right down to the...
- " Burke's
tribute was well
received and one
journalist called it "the
eulogium of
Apelles pronounced by Pericles".
Reynolds was
buried at St Paul's Cathedral...
-
William Marx (Woodbridge:
Boydell Press, 2003), 11. For Gloucester, see:
Eulogium Historiarum (continuation), ed. by
Frank Scott Haydon, Vol. III (London:...
-
after which Lionel left the island,
vowing —according to the
author of the
Eulogium historiarum—
never to
return there. His
contribution to the
English management...
- birth. In his
entry for the year 1362, the
Malmesbury monk who
wrote the
Eulogium Historiarum states that "Moreover they have
beaked shoes a
finger in length...
