- Original: Ōhthere sǣde his hlāforde, Ælfrēde
cyninge, ðæt hē
ealra Norðmonna norþmest būde. Hē cwæð þæt hē būde on þǣm
lande norþweardum wiþ þā Westsǣ...
- and the
whole name may, like
numerous English Kingstons, be from OE '
cyninges-tūn'. ... Scand[inavian]
influence is, meanwhile,
shown by the '-o-' of...
- þenian; beƿrigen mid ƿolcnum scīrne scīman ƿann
under ƿolcnum. cƿīðdon
Cyninges fyll. /
gebiden hæbbe /
Geseah ic ƿeruda God / þȳstro hæfdon / Ƿealdendes...
- ISBN 978-0-8462-0363-6.
Stowe 944: Þonne wæs Éadbald Æðelbyrhtes sunu
cyninges, &
Byrhtan hátte his cwén, & Æðelburh hátte
heora dohtor, óþrum
naman Tate...
- census,
while the
borough overall counted 168,063.
Kingston was
called Cyninges tun in 838 AD,
Chingestune in 1086,
Kingeston in 1164,
Kyngeston super...
-
onfeng þa
Anlafe cyninge æt fulwihte, ⁊ he him
cynelice gyfode. ⁊ ðy
ilcan geare ymbe tæla
mycelne fyrst he
onfeng Regnalde cyninge æt
bisceopes handa...
-
First Law Code (Woodstock Code) 46r–47r
English 20 1066–1087
Willelmes cyninges asetnysse (laws of
William I
dealing with
lawsuits by
Englishmen against...
-
ealdorman of
central Wes****,
attested one
charter as
discifer and
another as
cyninges [king's] discðegn. Æthelmær, a
leading magnate,
founder of two
abbeys and...
-
artistry in story-telling
Beowulf 867–874 Liuzza's
translation ... | Hwīlum
cyninges þegn, guma gilphlæden, |
gidda gemyndig, se ðe
ealfela |
ealdgesegena worn...
-
sometimes conventional. Old
English used it such as Seo cwen het þa þæm
cyninge þæt
heafod of aceorfan,
literally "The
Queen had them the King the head...
