Life and
The Life and Times of Alfred the Great Being the Ford lectures for 1901
作者：Plummer, Charles, 1851-1927
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共 72 题- THE LIFE AND TIMES OF ALFRED THE GREAT
- BEING THE FORD LECTURES FOR 1901
- WITH AN APPENDIX
- TO THE REV. JOHN EARLE, M.A.
- RAWLINSONIAN PROFESSOR OF ANGLO-SAXON IN THE UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD
- THESE LECTURES ARE AFFECTIONATELY DEDICATED BY HIS FRIEND AND FORMER PUPIL
- THE AUTHOR
- PREFACE
- CONTENTS
- PAGE
- DEDICATION v
- PREFACE vii
- LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS x
- KEY TO NAMES ON MAP xii
- INTRODUCTORY 1
- LECTURE I. The Sources 5
- LECTURE II. The Sources (_continued_) 31
- APPENDIX. Sermon on the Death of Queen Victoria 205
- ADDENDA 214
- INDEX 215
- MAP OF ALFRED’S CAMPAIGNS _To face p._ 1
- LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS
- C. E., _see_ Green.
- M. H. B. = Monumenta Historica Britannica, vol. i (all published).
- KEY TO THE NAMES ON THE MAP
- THE LIFE AND TIMES OF ALFRED THE GREAT
- INTRODUCTORY
- LECTURE I
- THE SOURCES
- LECTURE II
- THE SOURCES (_continued_)
- The following is a good instance:—
- LECTURE III
- LIFE OF ALFRED PRIOR TO HIS ACCESSION TO THE THRONE
- LECTURE IV
- ALFRED’S CAMPAIGNS AGAINST THE DANES; CIVIL ADMINISTRATION
- LECTURE V
- CIVIL ADMINISTRATION (_continued_) EDUCATION; LITERARY WORKS
- LECTURE VI
- LITERARY WORKS (_continued_); SUMMARY AND CONCLUSION
- A Sermon
- APPENDIX
- ADDENDA
- FOOTNOTES
- INDEX
- Ælfheah, bishop of Winchester (934-51), 56 _n._
- Anglia, use of term in Book of Llandaff, 39 _n._
- Athelstan, bishop of Hereford, 137 _n._
- Bernard of Morlaix, his rhythm De Contemptu Mundi, 178 _n._
- Boccaccio, his treatise De Casibus illustrium uirorum, 178 _n._
- Charles, son of Charles the Great, unmarried, 17 _n._
- Chaucer, his Monk’s Tale founded on Boccaccio, 178 _n._
- Ecgbryhtesstan, identifications of, 102 _n._
- Ethandun, identifications of, 102-3 _n._
- Faremoûtier-en-Brie (Fara), Lupus and Felix at monastery of, 18 _n._
- Gualia, Wales, use of term, 37 _n._
- Guthfrith, wiking chief, receives a grant of West Friesland, 120 _n._
- Hereward, his defence of the isle of Ely, 59 _n._
- Iglea, identifications of, 102 _n._
- Liutgarde, wife of Charles the Great, dies 800, 17 _n._
- Modus tenendi Parliamenti, unhistorical character of, 130 _n._
- Odo, count of Paris, king of the Western Kingdom, 41 _n._
- Petrarch, his treatise De Contemptu Mundi, 178 _n._
- Pippin, son of Charles the Great, unmarried, 17 _n._
- Rudolf, count of Upper Burgundy, king of the Middle Kingdom, 41 _n._
- Seals, use of, in England, 176 _n._
- Severus, wall of, 158-9, 161 _n._
- Verden, Hanover, Charles the Great executes 4,500 Saxons at, 201 _n._
- Werebert, bishop of Leicester, 137 _n._
- Willibald, St., pilgrimage of, to Jerusalem, 134 _n._
- Wormhoult, dép. Nord, France, St. Winnoc’s body translated from, 35 _n._
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