- The
Annalista Saxo ("Saxon annalist") is the
anonymous author of an
important imperial chronicle,
believed to have
originated in the mid-12th century...
- up to 1059. He is also
referred to in the 13th
century chronicle, the
Annalista Saxo, as
Esicus de Ballenstide. He is ****umed to have
inherited large...
- Saxo may
refer to: Citroën Saxo,
automobile model Annalista Saxo,
anonymous author of an
imperial chronicle Poeta Saxo,
anonymous Saxon poet Saxo Grammaticus...
- afterwards, on 23 Feb 1086, he was murdered. In his
imperial chronicle the
Annalista Saxo
mentions "Spitigneus dux de Boemia" in the year 1058: "Iuditha, soror...
- and
restored Conrad the
Younger to the duchy.
Following an
entry in the
Annalista Saxo,
Matilda is
sometimes said to have
married a
third time, c.1026,...
- .quam
nominee matris sue
imperatricis insignivit" is
recorded in the
Annalista Saxo in 977, but this
appears incorrect ****uming that the approximate...
- Not to be
confused is the so-called
Chronicon Cavense (also
known as
Annalista Salernit****), a work
which was once
considered authentic but in 1847...
-
renounce his
claims in the 1033
Treaty of Merseburg.
According to the
Annalista Saxo chronicles,
Dietrich pla**** a key role in the emperor's campaign...
- (Latin
Carolus Cr****us) is not contemporary. It was
first used by the
Annalista Saxo (the
anonymous "Saxon Annalist") in the
twelfth century.
There is...
- Anfängen bis zum
Ausgang des Mittelalters. Otto Schulze, Cöthen 1912. S. 68
Annalista Saxo So they
might have
belonged to the
warlike followers of King Sigibert...
