Charters of St Augustine's Abbey, Canterbury and Minster-in-ThanetS. E. Kelly The charters from the archive of St Augustine's Abbey, many very early indeed, provide crucial evidence about the history of the Anglo-Saxon church in Kent and the development of the documentary in process. A high proportion of the thirty-nine pre-Conquest charters which are edited in this volume, together with fourteen from another early foundation at Minster-in-Thanet, date from the seventh and eighth centuries. The editor's Introduction sets the documents in their historical and diplomatic contexts and analyses the extent and nature of the contamination by later medieval scholars of the abbey. A detailed commentary is also provided on each text and important topics such as lost charter, the sequence of abbots, Kentish Kings and so on are discussed in separate appendices. This is the largest and most important collection to be published in the Anglo-Saxon Charters series. |
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... reference to the assessment of the estate , while the next oldest ( 7 ) mentions the assessment casually at the end of the dispositive section , apparently as an afterthought . It may be that precise land - assessments were not a usual ...
... reference to the assessment of the estate , while the next oldest ( 7 ) mentions the assessment casually at the end of the dispositive section , apparently as an afterthought . It may be that precise land - assessments were not a usual ...
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... reference to the additional grant in Sturry ) . The king then forbids anyone to interfere with the grant , which is to remain in perpetuity in the possession of God's servants . At this point the passage about the earlier history of the ...
... reference to the additional grant in Sturry ) . The king then forbids anyone to interfere with the grant , which is to remain in perpetuity in the possession of God's servants . At this point the passage about the earlier history of the ...
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... reference to Eadberht , but was confirmed instead at some point before 765 by a King Eanmund . We can probably assume that in c . 762 Eardwulf was replaced as the ruler of West Kent by Sigered , whose name indicates a probable East ...
... reference to Eadberht , but was confirmed instead at some point before 765 by a King Eanmund . We can probably assume that in c . 762 Eardwulf was replaced as the ruler of West Kent by Sigered , whose name indicates a probable East ...
Contents
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS | xi |
ABBREVIATIONS | cxvi |
LIST OF CHARTERS | cxxiii |
Copyright | |
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Common terms and phrases
Abbess abbey abbey's Æthelbald Æthelberht Anglo-Saxon charters anno appears Appendix Archbishop archiepiscopi archive atque attests Augustine Bede beneficiary BL Cotton Claudius BL Cotton Julius boundary clause Canterbury Carta cartulary charter-list Christ Church chronological Church of Canterbury commentary copy dating clause diplomas dispositive section documents Domesday Domini donor Eadberht Eadberht II early eighth century eius Elmham favour Fordwich forgery formula Goscelin grant hanc Hardwick Hlothhere Inspeximus Julius D Kemble Kent Kentish charters King land later Lenham London Lyminge manor manuscript Mercian Mildrith Minster charters Minster-in-Thanet monastery ninth century Offa original Oswine perhaps period place-name post-Conquest pre-Conquest privileges probably quod Reculver reference regis regnal reign royal Rubric sancti Sawyer scribe seems Signum manus single-sheet Sprott St Augustine's St Augustine's Abbey Sturry subscripsi subscriptions suggests sulungs surviving Swæfheard terram Thanet thegn Trinity Hall Twysden West Saxon Wihtred Wihtred's witness-list Wulfred
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Anglo-Saxon England, Volume 26 Michael Lapidge,Malcolm Godden,Simon Keynes No preview available - 2007 |