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more in the art of war, king Ethelred gave to him as wife his
daughter Elfgiva. And by her he had a daughter Aldgitha,
whom her father gave in marriage to Maldred, son of Crinan
the father of
the thane ;
* and by her Maldred had Gospatric,
Dolfin, of Waldeve and of Gospatric.
1016
DE OBSESSIONS DUNELMI, IN S. or D., VOL. I, p. 218.
When [Utred] was slain 2 his brother Adulf, surnamed
Cudel, succeeded him in the earldom ; a man very cowardly
and timorous.
And fearing that the Scots would avenge on him the death
of their men whom, as has been said above, his brother had
killed, he granted to them the whole of Lothian, for amends
and steadfast peace.
In this way was Lothian added to the 3
kingdom of the Scots.
1018
SYMEON OF DURHAM, HISTORIA DUNELMENSIS ECCLESI^E,
VOL. I, p. 84.
In the year of the Lord's incarnation 1018, while Cnut con-
trolled the kingdom of the English, 4 a comet appeared for
thirty nights to the peoples of Northumbria, and with dread
presage foreshowed the province's future disaster.
For shortly after, that is, after thirty days, while they
fought at Carham against an endless host of Scots, the entire
people, from the river Tees to the 5
Tweed, with their nobility
almost wholly perished. . . .
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1 "
To a very rich man Maldred, son of Crinan. And by
earl Gospatric," etc. De Pr. Sax. Adv., in S. of D., ii, 383.
her he had
This Crinan may have been the lay abbot of Dunkeld who was Malcolm
and who, according to Tighernach,
II's son-in-law, and father of Duncan I ;
was slain in 1045.
2 Utred was slain in 1016, according to A.S.C., MSS. C, D, E, F. Fl. of
W., i, 172 ; S. of D., H.Pv., ii, 148 ; H.D.E., i, 218, and note.
The A.S.C. says that Cnut appointed Eric as Utred's successor in Northumbria,
" all as Utred was " ; cf. Fl. of W. ; but possibly Adulf may have
had Bernicia. Cf. De Pr. Sax.
"
Adv., in S. of D., ii, 383 : And when Utred
was slain by Turbrand, surnamed Hold, by wish of king Cnut, his brother
Adulf Cudel administered the earldom."
"
S. of D., H.R., ii, 197 : And in
[Utred's] place was set his brother Adulf Cudel."
3 De Obs. Dun. omits mention of the battle of Carham.
4 Cnut became king of England after 30th November, 1016 ; A.S.C.,
MSS. C, D, E, F : he was crowned in 1017, MSS. A, C, D, E, F. Cf. De Pr.
Sax. Adv., in S. of D., ii, 373. Laws of Edw. Conf., in Thorpe's Ancient
Laws, i, 458.
5 "
Lit. elders."
6
Bishop Aldhun, " hearing of the lamentable slaughter
of St. Cuthbert's
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