- Lincoln, was a 12th-century
English historian and the
author of
Historia Anglorum (Medieval
Latin for "History of the English"), as "the most
important Anglo-Norman...
-
Regum Anglorum,
where he
professes his
admiration for the man. In
fulfilment of this idea,
William completed in 1125 his
Gesta Regum Anglorum ("Deeds...
- the
first true king of England. The
title "King of the English" or Rex
Anglorum in Latin, was
first used to
describe Æthelstan in one of his
charters in...
-
Ecclesiastical History of the
English People (Latin:
Historia ecclesiastica gentis Anglorum),
written by Bede in
about AD 731, is a
history of the
Christian Churches...
-
centralised church authority and at
times royal power. However, in his
Historia Anglorum,
Paris displays a
highly negative view of Frederick,
going as far as to...
- 305–306
Brooks Early History of the
Church of
Canterbury p. 50 "Historiam
Ecclesiasticam Gentis Anglorum:
Liber Primus". The
Latin Library. Ad
Fontes Academy...
- Symeon. Gransden,
Historical Writing,
p. 150;
Rollason (ed.), Libellus,
p. xlviii. Gransden,
Historical Writing,
p. 149;
Rollason (ed.),
Libellus de Exordio...
-
respectively rex
Anglorum, 'King of the English' and
regina Anglorum, 'Queen of the English' —
Empress Matilda emplo**** the
title domina Anglorum.
Several interpretations...
- 'seven kingdoms' was in
Henry of Huntingdon's 12th
century work,
Historia Anglorum; the term
Heptarchy is not
known to have been used to
describe them until...
-
ecclesiastica gentis Anglorum (Ecclesiastical
History of the
English People) in
around 731. Thus, the term for
English people (Latin: gens
Anglorum; Old English:...
