A literal translation of the Saxon chronicle

Great Britain -- History -- Anglo-Saxon period, 449-1066 -- Sources

       of Aclea                                       72
       held by Athelard                               75
       of Cloveshou                                   80
       of Kyntlingtune                               147
 Synod of St. Remy                                   192
       of Rome                                       195
       of Vercelli                                   195
       of Winchester (A. D. 1071)                    217
       of Pinnenden (A. D. 1072)                     218
       of London (A. D. 1074)                        218
       of Winchester (A. D. 1075)                    219
 }     of Gloucester (A. D. 1080)                  { 219
 }                                                 { 223
       of Westminster                                271
       of Rheims                                     288
 }     of London                                   { 299
 }                                                 { 307


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 Tamworth fortified                                  120
 Tatwine Archbishop of Canterbury                     59
         dies                                         60
 Taunton razed                                        58
 Tempsford taken from the Danes                      126
 Tenchebray, battle near                             276
 Tenserie, payment of                                314
 Teynton burnt                                       157
 Thames, extraordinary ebb of the                    282
 Thanet laid waste                                   144
 Thelwall fortified                                  129
 Theobald, brother of Æthelferth, killed              24
 Theobald 4th, Earl of Blois, aided by
           Henry 1st against Louis 6th                       284
 Theobald Archbishop of Canterbury                   319
 Theodore Archbishop of Canterbury                    43
          dies                                        52
 } Thetford burnt                                  { 160
 }                                                 { 166
 Thieves 44 executed                                 298
 Thomas 1st, Archbishop of York, denies
           the supremacy of Canterbury                       212
        loses his cause at Rome (A. D. 1071)    213, 217
        dies                                         268
 Thomas 2d, Archbishop of York                       278
        dies                                         282
 Thored ravages Westmoreland                         144
        commands Ethelred’s army                     151
 Thorney Monastery founded (A. D. 664)                39

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A literal translation of the Saxon chronicle

Great Britain -- History -- Anglo-Saxon period, 449-1066 -- Sources

       of Aclea                                       72
       held by Athelard                               75
       of Cloveshou                                   80
       of Kyntlingtune                               147
 Synod of St. Remy                                   192
       of Rome                                       195
       of Vercelli                                   195
       of Winchester (A. D. 1071)                    217
       of Pinnenden (A. D. 1072)                     218
       of London (A. D. 1074)                        218
       of Winchester (A. D. 1075)                    219
 }     of Gloucester (A. D. 1080)                  { 219
 }                                                 { 223
       of Westminster                                271
       of Rheims                                     288
 }     of London                                   { 299
 }                                                 { 307


  T

 Tamworth fortified                                  120
 Tatwine Archbishop of Canterbury                     59
         dies                                         60
 Taunton razed                                        58
 Tempsford taken from the Danes                      126
 Tenchebray, battle near                             276
 Tenserie, payment of                                314
 Teynton burnt                                       157
 Thames, extraordinary ebb of the                    282
 Thanet laid waste                                   144
 Thelwall fortified                                  129
 Theobald, brother of Æthelferth, killed              24
 Theobald 4th, Earl of Blois, aided by
           Henry 1st against Louis 6th                       284
 Theobald Archbishop of Canterbury                   319
 Theodore Archbishop of Canterbury                    43
          dies                                        52
 } Thetford burnt                                  { 160
 }                                                 { 166
 Thieves 44 executed                                 298
 Thomas 1st, Archbishop of York, denies
           the supremacy of Canterbury                       212
        loses his cause at Rome (A. D. 1071)    213, 217
        dies                                         268
 Thomas 2d, Archbishop of York                       278
        dies                                         282
 Thored ravages Westmoreland                         144
        commands Ethelred’s army                     151
 Thorney Monastery founded (A. D. 664)                39

Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.

A literal translation of the Saxon chronicle

A literal translation of the Saxon chronicle

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