- De
laude Cestrie ("On the
Glory of Chester"), also
known as
Liber Luciani de
laude Cestrie ("The Book of
Lucian in
Praise of Chester"), is a medieval...
-
SIGILLUM RANULFI COMITIS CESTRIE ET
LINCOLNIE ("Seal of
Ranulf Count of
Chester and of Lincoln"). His arms of a "garb of wheat" are
visible on his shield...
-
saint Lucian of
Chester (fl. 1195),
Christian monk,
author of De
laude Cestrie Saint Lucian, a
demonym for the
people of the
island nation of
Saint Lucia...
-
Rotuli de
Dominabus of 1185
records property Wadinton de
feodo comitis Cestrie, held by Maud,
Countess of Chester.[citation needed]
Although she was said...
- ISBN 978-3110223897 Mark
Faulkner (2011), "The
Spatial Hermeneutics of Lucian's De
Laude Cestrie", in
Catherine AM
Clarke (ed.),
Mapping the
Medieval City: Space, Place...
- of
Wales 1194
Descriptio Cambriae by
Gerald of
Wales c. 1199? De
laude Cestrie by
Lucian of
Chester 1107
Treatise on Tea (大觀茶論, dà guān chá lùn) by Emperor...
-
Victoria County Histories. She
edited the
medieval m****cript, De
laude Cestrie, an
urban eulogy praising Chester. She also
excavated in
North Wales with...
- his 'knights from England'. In the late 12th
century m****cript De
laude Cestrie,
Lucian of
Chester describes the
county as obedient, 'more to the sword...
- of
people from
Chester History of
Cheshire History of
England De
laude Cestrie Ptolemy (1992), Book II
Chapter 2
Mason (2001), p. 42. Salway, P. (1993)...
-
wrote of a
Chester procession of
clerics in the year 1195 in De
laude Cestrie, and city
annals mention a
parade in 1397/8, but it was not
until the mayoralty...
