-
Magna Carta (Medieval
Latin for "Great Charter"),
sometimes spelled Magna Charta, is a
royal charter of
rights agreed to by King John of
England at Runnymede...
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Henry V.
HENRICVS DEI
GRACIA REX
FRANCIE ET
ANGLIE ET D[OMI]N[V]S
HIBERNIE /
HENRICVS DEI
GRACIA REX
ANGLIE ET
FRANCIE ET
DOMINUS HIBERNIE Henry, by the...
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report of what he had witnessed,
titling his text De
Occupatione Regni Anglie per
Riccardum Tercium ('The
Occupation of the
Throne of
England by Richard...
- was the
probable author of
Tractatus de
legibus et
consuetudinibus regni Anglie (The
Treatise on the Laws and
Customs of the
Kingdom of England), the earliest...
- was also
released under the
titles Hurricane: 303 Squadron, 303:
Bitwa o
Anglię in
Poland and
Mission of
Honor in the
United States. "Milo
Gibson Charts...
- English)
Henry II,
Henry the
Young King,
Richard I 1199–1259 Dei
gratia Rex
Anglie,
Dominus Hibernie, Dux
Normannie et Aquitannie,
Comes Andegavie (By the...
- English"
remained standard, with
occasional use of "King of England" or Rex
Anglie. From John's
reign onwards, all
other titles were
eschewed in
favour of...
-
inscribed RICARDUS REX
ANGLIE,
RICARDUS REX
ANGLE Z FRANC,
RICARDUS REX
ANGLIE Z,
RICARD REX ANGL Z FRANC,
RICARD REX
ANGLIE or
RICARDUS REX ANGL Z F...
-
occasional use of Rex
Anglie ("King of England"). From John's
reign onwards all
other titles were
eschewed in
favour of Rex or
Regina Anglie. In 1604
James I...
- Ptolemy's
description named the sea as
Britanicus Oce**** nunc
Canalites Anglie (Ocean of the
Britons but now
English Channel). The map is
possibly the...
