-
often in the
lower extremities. The condition's name
derives from the
Latin livere which means bluish, and
reticular which refers to the net-like pattern....
- of
Ickham (1865) [c. 1218-1237]. Glover, John (ed.). Le
Livere de Reis de
Brittanie E Le
Livere de Reis de Engleterre.
Rolls Series (in French). Cambridge...
- Limited.
Peter of
Ickham (2012). Glover, John (ed.). Le
Livere de Reis de Brittanie, E, Le
Livere de Reis de
Engleterre (in French).
Cambridge University...
- Edinburgh:
David Douglas. p. 582. Glover, John (1865). Le
Livere de Reis de
Britannie E Le
Livere de Reis de
Engletere (edited). London. pp. 342–343.{{cite...
- /e/
between /v/ and /r/, such as in
overi (French
ouvrit "opened"), or
livere (French
livre "book").
Dubricius is
called Dubrice in
French and Dyfrig...
-
Close Rolls, 1318-1323, p. 522. Glover, John (1865). Le
Livere de Reis de
Britannie E Le
Livere de Reis de
Engletere (edited). London. pp. 342–43.{{cite...
- Sempringham, the
Gilbertine Rule, the so-called 'Sempringham Continuation' to Le
Livere de Reis Engleterre, and the
works of
Robert Mannyng. The
remains of one...
- in Paris. They
probably refer to the two
treatises 'Le
livere de reis de Brittame' and 'Le
livere de reis de Engleterre,'
which were
edited by Mr. Glover...
-
General History.
Victoria County History. Glover,
Peter John (1865). Le
Livere de Reis de Brittanie. London: Longman, Green,
Reader & Dyer. Tringham, Nigel...
- the
language of use was Anglo-Norman. An
important book
inscribed Cest
livere est a
covent de Cam****e is a
large volume of Saints'
Lives in Anglo-Norman...
