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TABLE OF REFERENCE
Abbreviatio Chronicorum Angliae (A.D. 1000-1255), in M.P., H.A., iii, 153-
348.
Adam of Bremen, Gesta Hammenburgensis ecclesiae pontificum (compiled in
1075), ed. J. M. Lappenberg, in M.G.H., SS., vii, 267-389. 1846.
Adamnan, Vita Sancti Columbae. Ed. W. Reeves. Bannatyne Club. Adam
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Ailred of Rievaulx (died 1166), Relatio de Standardo, in Chr. of Ste., etc.,
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Saints of Hexham, in Raine's Hexh., i, 173-203.
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Epistola de genealogia regum Anglorum, in Twysden, 347-370.
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Eulogium Davidis, in Pinkerton, Scottish Saints, 439-456.
Alcuin (d. 804), De pontificibus et sanctis ecclesiae Eboracensis carmen, in
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Anglo-Saxon Chronicle. MSS. A and E, with variant passages
from the
other MSS., in Earle and Plummer's Two Saxon Chronicles. Clarendon
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C the " Abingdon Chronicle " ; D the " Worcester Chronicle " E
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the " Peterborough Chronicle." (For the MSS. v. E. and PL, S. C.,
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Anglo-Saxon Version of Bede's Historia Ecclesiastica. T. Miller, " The Old
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Annales Cambrise (originally compiled about 954 A.D., continued to 1288),
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Annales Monastici, ed. H. R. Luard. Rolls Series, no. 36.
Annals of Burton (1004-1263), in A.M., i, 181-510. Written in the 13th
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Annals of Dunstable (to 1297), in A.M., iii, 1-420. Down to 1241 written by
Richard de Morins, prior of Dunstable, who died in 1242. From 1201
the annals are original, from 1210 contemporary.
Annals of Durham. V. Annals of Lindisfarne.
Annals of Furness (continuation of W. of N.), in Chr. of Ste., etc., ii, 503-583.
Copied in the end of the 13th century from the Annals of Stanley and
contemporary notes.
Annals of Innisfallen. Ed. C. O'Conor, Rerum Hibernicarum Scriptores,
Vol. ii. Composed probably in 1215, but begun much earlier.
Annals of Lindisfarne (A.D. 532-993), Annals of Durham (995-1199), ed.
G. H. Pertz, in M.G.H., SS, xix, 502-508.
Annals of Margan (1066-1232), in A.M., i, 1-40. Written in the 13th century.
Annals of Osney (1016-1347), in A.M., iv, 1-352. From 1233 to 1277 contemporarily
written ; to 1293 largely an independent source.
Annals of St. Edmunds (to 1212), in Memorials of St. Edmunds Abbey, ii,
3-25, ed. T. Arnold. Rolls Series, no. 96. (A contemporary authority
for the 13th century.)
Annals of Stanley, in Chr. of Ste., etc., ii, 506-558 (the part from 1202-1271).
Begun about the middle of the 13th century,
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