- De
principis instructione (Instruction for a Ruler) is a
Latin work by
Gerald of Wales. It is
divided into
three "Distinctions". The
first contains moral...
- The
Education (or Instruction) of a
Christian Woman was an
early sixteenth-century book by Juan Luis Vives,
written for the
education of the ****ure Mary...
- Montibus, was
chancellor of the cathedral. In this period, De
principis instructione was
probably the
first written, a
useful historical source of contemporary...
- island. At the end of the 12th century,
Gerald of
Wales wrote in De
instructione principis: What is now
known as
Glastonbury was, in
ancient times, called...
- are few and suspect. Two such sources, The
Prophecy of Berchán and De
instructione principis, note that in 841
MacAlpin attacked the
remnants of the Pictish...
- eyewitness,
account was
given by
Giraldus Cambrensis in his De
principis instructione ("Instruction of a Prince", c. 1193) and
recollected in his Speculum...
- (Subscription or UK
public library membership required.) De
Principis Instructione,
Distinctio 3,
Chapter 2
Anthony à Wood The life and
times of Anthony...
- even
depicted as
refusing the viati**** from him.
Gerald of Wales, De
instructione principis 2.24–28.
Roger of Howden, Chronicle.
Peter W. Edbury, "Propaganda...
- déesse, gotinne).
According to
Gerald of
Wales in his 12th-century De
instructione principis, a
noblewoman and
close relative of King
Arthur named Morganis...
- (first
quoted in John of Salisbury's Policraticus).
Gerald of Wales, De
instructione principis (c. 1193) Jean de Limoges,
Somnium morale Pharaonis (c. 1234–60)...
