-
commands in Britain,
along with the Dux
Britanniarum and the
Comes litoris Saxonici. His
troops were the main
field army (comitatenses) in
Britain and not...
- The
Count of the
Saxon S**** for
Britain (Latin:
comes littoris Saxonici per Britanniam) was the head of the
Saxon S****
military command of the later...
- The
Codex Diplomaticus Aevi
Saxonici is a
collection of do****ents from the Anglo-Saxon
period preserved in m****cripts held by
various libraries in England...
- Aevi
Saxonici,
Volume 6.
Cambridge University Press. p. 338. ISBN 978-1-108-03590-3. Kemble, John Mitc**** (1846).
Codex Diplomaticus Aevi
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- Tingitaniae,
comes Tractus Argentoratensis,
comes Britanniarum and
comes Litoris Saxonici; as well as two in the
Eastern Empire:
comes (limitis)
Aegypti and comes...
-
Cartularium Saxoni****; 297);
Cilternes efes ( Kemble's
Codex diplomaticus aevi
Saxonici; 715) and
Ciltern (Anglo-Saxon Chronicle; text E)
Chess Valley ****ociation...
- die
Stammtafeln der
Westsachsen (Munich 1836),
Codex diplomaticus aevi
Saxonici (London 1839–1848), and made many
contributions to reviews; his History...
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January 2014. Thorpe,
Benjamin (1865).
Diplomatarium angli**** aevi
saxonici: A
collection of
English charters. Vol. 1. London: MacMillan. p. 320. Archived...
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Georg Heinrich (ed.). Annales,
chronica et
historiae aevi
Saxonici. MGH
Scriptores 3. Hanover, 1839. 363-408.
Available online from Digital...
- one of the army
commanders in
Britain (Comes Britanniarum,
Comes Litoris Saxonici or Dux Britanniarum), he may have
risen to
power in
response to increasing...