- John de
Taxster, Taxter, or
Tayster (Johannes de
Taxster or Tayster; died c. 1265),
sometimes erroneously called Taxston, was a 13th-century
English chronicler...
- ("Abbreviated Chronicle"), is a
medieval English chronicle compiled by John of
Taxster and two
other unknown Benedictine monks of Bury St
Edmunds Abbey in the...
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Edmunds Cross Bury
Bible Herman of Bury's On the
Miracles of St
Edmund John
Taxster & al.'s Bury
Chronicle Jocelin of Brakelond's
Chronicle of the
Abbey of...
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common between it and the
Annales Sancti Edmundi later also used by John de
Taxster, and also some
annals added to the St.
Albans copy of Diceto. The date...
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Information about the cir****stances of his
death remains unclear. John of
Taxster is the
source for the date. Jocelyn's
surviving account, in his history...
- (Cambridge,
Corpus Christi College),
continued with text from John of
Taxster's Bury Chronicle. In addition,
there is the Chronicula, a
minor chronicle...
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author of the
Chronicle of the
Abbey of St
Edmunds c. 1173 1202 John de
Taxster,
author of the
Chronicle of Bury St
Edmunds c. 1173–1265
Chronica Johannis...
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Matthew Paris'
Chronica Majora The
Chronicle of John of Wallingford. John de
Taxster The
manor at
Oxnead was the main seat of the
Paston family.
Flower 1938...
- his continuator, and
thenceforth to 1265 it is a
transcript of John de
Taxster,
likewise a monk of St. Edmunds. The
chronicle thus only
possesses an independent...
