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Klappentext First published in 1866, this work comprises the cartulary of Hyde Abbey and a chronicle of Anglo-Saxon England, 455-1023. Zusammenfassung The manuscript for this chronicle of Anglo-Saxon history from 455 to 1023 and cartulary of Hyde Abbey was discovered in 1861 by librarian Edward Edwards (1812–86), who had been employed to catalogue the Earl of Macclesfield's library. Published in 1866, it gives a fascinating insight into medieval England. Inhaltsverzeichnis Introduction; 1. Legend of Albina; 2. De regno Cantae; 3. De regno Suthsaxoniae; 4. De regno Estsaxoniae; 5. De regno Estanglorum; 6. De regno Westsaxonum; 7. Of the kingdom of the Mercians; 8. De regno Northanhymrorum; 9. De regibus Anglorum, qui, terrenum imperium relinquentes, ad vitam monsticam se transtulerunt; 10. Unde Saxones qui in Anglia regnant traxerunt originem; 11. De monarchis; 12. Chronica Regis Adulphi; 13. Chronica Regis Alfredi; 14. Chronica Regis Edwardi Senioris; 15. Chronicle of the reign of King Athelstan; 16. Chronicle of the reign of King Edward the Elder; 17. Chronica gloriosi Regis Edredi; 18. Chronica Edwyni regis filii Edmundi regis supradicti; 19. Chronica incliti Regis Edgari, filii Edmundi superioris regis; 20. Chronica Sancti Edwardi regis et martyris, filii Edgari regis; 21. Chronica Etheldredi regis, filii Edgari regis, et fratris Sancti Edwardi regis et martyris; 22. Chronicles of the reign of King Edmund Ironside; 23. Chronica Regis Cnutonis; Appendix; Glossary of obsolete, corrupt, and obscure words, occurring in 'Liber de Hyda'; Glossarial index of the names of places and boundaries; General index.
