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PROM ENGLISH CHRONICLERS 67
And with pledge and with oaths they confirmed peace, in
the place which is called Eamot, l on the fourth 2 before the
3
Ides of July, and renounced every kind of idolatry and
;
thereafter departed in peace.
934
ANGLO-SAXON CHRONICLE, MS. A, S.A. 933, MSS. B, C, D, E, F,
S.A. 934. 4
In this year king Ethelstan went into Scotland, with both
a land-force and a ship-force, 5 and ravaged a great part of it.
934
HENRY OF HUNTINGDON, HISTORIA ANGLORUM, p. 159.
And after these things 6
king Ethelstan determined to depopulate
the unbelieving 7
nation of Danes and the faithless
nation of Scots ; and he led a very large army by land and by
sea into Northumbria and Scotland. And since there was
none to begin to oppose him or to persevere in opposing him he
advanced everywhere through the country and raided at his
will, and returned with the bays of triumph.
a place which is called Eamot : they took an oath and concluded a firm
treaty with him."
So also S. of D. and Hoved., who however omit the expulsion of
Aldred.
Cf. W. of M., G.R., i, 142 :
"
And because his noble mind once roused
strove after greater things, he compelled Judwal, king of all the Welsh, and
Constantin, king of the Scots, to leave their thrones (cedere regnis). Nevertheless
not long afterwards, overcome by compassion, he established them
in their former rank, to reign under himself ; asserting that it was more
glorious to make a king than to be a king."
1
cet Ea motum. Eamotum, F. of W. ; Eamotun, S. of D., Hoved.
W. of M., G.R., i, 147, has Dacor. Dacre is a mile from R. Eamont,
which flows out of Ulleswater. Eamot has also been identified with Emmet
in Yorkshire.
2 12th July. So Fl. of W., S. of D., Hoved:
3 This clause must refer to some treaty with the Danes :
confuses different occasions. The renunciation of idolatry
Fl. of W.,
the chronicler
is omitted by
S. of D., Hoved. Cf. however W. of M., G.R., i, 146, supra,
note.
4
Cf. s.a. 934, Fl. of W., i, 131-132 ; S. of D., H.R., ii, 124. Hoved.,
i, 54, s.a. 925.
5 "
With a very powerful naval force, and with no
cavalry." Fl. of W., i, 131.
6 This follows the death of Ethelstan's brother Edwin.
small army of
7
perfidam.
8 infidam.