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PROM ENGLISH CHRONICLERS 57
756, Aug.
SYMEON OF DURHAM, HISTORIA REGUM, VOL. II, PP. 40-41. l
In the year from the Lord's incarnation 756, king Edbert,
in the eighteenth year of his reign, and Angus, king of the P icts,
led an army to the town of Dumbarton.
And hence the Britons accepted terms there, on the first
day of the month of August.
But on the tenth day of the same month perished almost
the whole army which he led from Ovania 2 to Newburgh, that
is, to the New City.
761
CONTINUATION OF BEDE'S HISTORIA ECCLESIASTICA, VOL. I,
p. 363.
In the year 761 died the king of the Picts, Angus, who as a
slaughtering tyrant carried on his reign's beginning with bloody
crime even to the end.
And Oswin was slain. 3
761, Aug.
SYMEON OF DURHAM. HISTORIA REGUM, VOL. II, PP. 41-42. 4
In the year 759 Ethelwald, who was also called Moll, began
to reign on the Nones of 5
August.
And in the beginning of his third year, a very severe battle
was fought near Eildon, 6 7 on the eighth before the Ides of
August ; and in it Oswin fell, after three days, on the first day
1
Cf. Hoved., i, 7.
2
Cf. the Surtees Soc. ed. of S. of D., p. 20, n. Cf. S. of D., ii, 41, n.
The locality of Ovania is uncertain. Hoved. has Ouama.
3 "
S. of D. mentions Oswin's death before : Angus's In the same year
also died Angus, king of the Picts." H.R., ii, 42.
4 Cf . Hoved., i, 7.
5 5th August. Ethelwald Moll reigned in Northumbria from 759 to
765; A.S.C., MSS. D, E, F.
' " "
Beside Melrose is inserted by an almost contemporary hand.
Arnold, S. of D., ii, 41, note. Cf. A.S.C., MSS. D, E, (F without date,) s.a.
"
761 : And Moll, king of the Northumbrians, slew Oswin at Edwin's cliff
on the eighth before the
"
Ides of August ; possibly a folk-etymology for
Eldwnes clif ; Plummer, S.C., ii, 49. No place is mentioned in Contin. of
Bede. Oswin was a " "
most noble prince Fl. of ; W., i, 57. But according
to H. of H., 125: "In the following year [761] Moll, king of Northumbria,
slew Oswin, the bravest of his aldermen [ducum], who fought against
his lord at Edwin's cliff despising the law of nations, and was slain by the
law of God." Cf. R.W., E.H.S. ed., i, 237.
7 6th August. So A.S.C.