- used the
Latin post-nominal
letters Dunelm after their degree, from
Dunelmensis (of,
belonging to, or from Durham).
Between around 1286 and 1291 the...
- name
include Dunelmensischira (Durhamshire) from c. 1100 and
Comitatus Dunelmensis (County Durham) from 1344. The
situation regarding the
formal name in...
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Symeonis Dunelmensis Opera et Collectanea, vol. I, Durham:
Surtees Society Symeon of
Durham (1868) [1104–1108], Hinde,
Hodgson (ed.),
Symeonis Dunelmensis Opera...
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widespread famine. The
first representation of
Cleadon on a map is in the
Dunelmensis Episcopatus,
published in 1576 by
Christopher Saxton. The village, called...
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Oxford University Press. 2nd ed. 1989. Raine, James, ed. (1839).
Historia Dunelmensis Scriptores Tres.
Surtees Society. Vol. 9. London. p. 63.
Cherry 1992...
- Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Dunelm is an
abbreviation of the
Latin word
Dunelmensis (of Durham). It is also use in the name of
various things,
often ****ociated...
- of the
Dunfermline Vita, pp. 135–221. Ed. J.
Hodgson Hinde,
Symeonis Dunelmensis opera et collectanea.
Surtees Society 51. 1868. 234-54 (Appendix III)...
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Wharton attributes the
continuation of
Robert de Graystanes'
Historia Dunelmensis (History of Durham). The "Continuation of Graystanes",
which extends...
- Phythian-Adams, Land of the ****brians, pp. 8–10
Hinde (ed.),
Symeonis Dunelmensis Opera, p. 117; Green,
Henry I, p. 172; Stevenson,
Simeon of Durham, p...
- Chester-le-Street (Cunecacestre). It is
sometimes also
known as the
Historia Dunelmensis ecclesiae (English:
History of the
Church of Durham). The
following is...
