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Monday, 5 September 2016
'I, who will already be dust by your time, have made mention of you in this book'
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Henry I and Matilda, in a 14th-century genealogical roll ( BL Royal MS. 14 B VI ) My latest column for History Today can be read onlin...
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Sunday, 7 August 2016
'On hærfeste ham gelædeð': Anglo-Saxon Harvests
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Harvesting sheaves in the Eadwine Psalter ( Cambridge, Trinity College, R.17.1 , f.232), illustrating Psalm 125/6 In some early medieva...
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Sunday, 26 June 2016
The Danish Conquest, Part 11: The Battle of Sherston
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The Battle of Sherston in the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle ( BL Cotton MS Tiberius B IV, f.67 ) This week marks the 1000th anniversary of one ...
Saturday, 14 May 2016
The fiftieth day and 'the tranquility of greatest peace': Bede on Pentecost
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The giving of the law to Moses, next to Pentecost in a 'typological picture-book', c.1405 ( BL King's 5, f. 27 ) This year ...
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The Danish Conquest, Part 10: The Siege of London
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Æthelred ( CUL MS. Ee 3.59, f.3v ) Ða gelamp hit þæt se cyning æþelred forðferde ær ða scypo comon, he geendode his dagas on Sancte Geo...
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