- (and some by
Alfred himself). It is
often referred to as
Alfredian Old English, or
Alfredian. The
language of
these texts nonetheless sometimes reflects...
-
doubtful in
almost all cases.
Scholars more
often refer to
translations as "
Alfredian",
indicating that they
probably had
something to do with his patronage...
-
although with the
large interest in
everything Alfredian in the 19th century, any site that had an
Alfredian connection could be
guaranteed large numbers...
- Scani. In Beowulf, the
forms Scedenige and
Scedeland are used
while the
Alfredian translation of
Orosius and Wulfstan's
travel accounts used the Old English...
- ISBN 0-521-56350-X. Beaven,
Murray (July 1918). "The
Beginning of the Year in the
Alfredian Calendar (866-87)".
English Historical Review. 33 (131): 334. Keynes,...
-
Historical Review 32 (1917) 517–531; idem, "The
Beginning of the Year in the
Alfredian Chronicle (866–87)",
English Historical Review 33 (1918) 328–342. Catholic...
-
Alfredian Park is a
football ground in Wantage, Oxfordshire, England, and the home of
Wantage Town
Football Club. With a
capacity of
about 1,500. The...
- has
suggested that
these two
dialects would be more
appropriately named Alfredian Saxon and Æthelwoldian Saxon, respectively, so that the
naive reader would...
-
other cir****stances
might have been
styled a king, but who
under the
Alfredian regime was
regarded as the 'ealdorman' of his people. The
wealth of the...
-
Alfredian Park,
Manor Road, Wantage.
Floodlights were
added in 1996.
Throughout the
years the club has
worked to
upgrade the
facilities at
Alfredian Park...
