- was
serving under the
English King
Edward II.
According to the
Liber Pluscardensis, d'Argentan was
ranked in his
prime as one of the
three most accomplished...
-
Bower (Scotichronicon Lib. xv, ch xxi), the Book of
Pluscarden (Liber
Pluscardensis Bk. x, ch. xxii), John Major/Mair (Historia
Majoris Britanniae Bk. vi...
- cartulary,
which is now lost. All that is
certain is
written in the
Liber Pluscardensis which notes 'Kylwynnyn in
Connyngham Tironensis Fundator Morville.'...
- Scotland, son of
Robert the
Bruce who had died on 7 June 1329.
Liber Pluscardensis, ed. Skene,
Edinburgh 1880. https://archive.org/details/liberpluscarden01unkngoog]...
-
Contemporary chronicles from the
priory do not
exist however the
Liber Pluscardensis is a
history of
Scotland which borrows heavily from the
writings in...
-
James Henry Skene (14 May 1877). "Liber
pluscardensis". W.
Paterson – via
Internet Archive. "Liber
Pluscardensis Volume 2" – via archive.org. Rayment, Leigh...
-
Edmonston and Douglas. OL 24871442M. Skene, FJH, ed. (1877).
Liber Pluscardensis. The
Historians of Scotland. Vol. 1. Edinburgh:
William Paterson. OL 7174795M...
- editions, in 1603–5. It
consists of four eclogues, and drew on the
Liber Pluscardensis and John Mair's Historia, in a
setting of "leonine prophecy". In citing...
-
further stated to have
aided the king by the fifteenth-century
Liber Pluscardensis. The Mar-Bruce
unions meant that
these families were
bound politically...
- fifteenth-century
Orygynale Cronykil of Scotland, the fifteenth-century
Liber Pluscardensis, and the seventeenth-century
Sleat History. At the time of his demise...
