 Archenfield they took Bishop Cameleac,* and led him with them to their ships ; and then King Edward ransomed him afterwards with forty pounds.  History of Wales - Página 168por Bernard Bolingbroke Woodward - 1859 - 608 páginasVista completa - Acerca de este libro
 | 1853 - 440 páginas
...everywhere by the seacoast where they then pleased. And in Ircingfield they took bishop Cameleac,' and led him with them to their ships ; and then king...landed, and would have gone once more to plunder about Ircingfield. Then met them the men of Hereford and of Gloucester, and of the nearest towns, and fought... | |
 | Anglo-Saxon chronicle - 1853 - 448 páginas
...everywhere by the seacoast where they then pleased. And in Ircingfield they took bishop Cameleac, ' and led him with them to their ships; and then king...landed, and would have gone once more to plunder about Ircingfield. Then met them the men of Hereford and of Gloucester, and of the nearest towns, and fought... | |
 | Benjamin Thorpe - 1861 - 350 páginas
...forty pounds. Then after that, all the army landed, and would still go to harry towards Irkenfield. Then met them the men of Hereford and of Gloucester,...fought against them, and put them to flight, and slew the jarl Ilraold, and i An. DCCCC.XV. In this"year Warwick was built.* - See An. DCCC.LXXXV. note.... | |
 | British Archaeological Association - 1862 - 458 páginas
...where by the sea coast where they pleased. And in Irchinfield ' they took Bishop Camcleac (Llandaff) and led him with them to their ships ; and then King...landed, and would have gone once more to plunder about Irchinfield. Then met them the men of Hereford and Gloucester,' and of the nearest towns, and fought... | |
 | William Henry Kearley Wright - 1886 - 444 páginas
...everywhere by the sea-coast, where they then pleased. And in Archenfield they took Bishop Cameleac* and led him with them to their ships; and then King...Edward ransomed him afterwards with forty pounds." The Chronicle goes on to say how the men of Hereford and Gloucester, and of the nearest towns, put... | |
 | William Henry Kearley Wright - 1886 - 388 páginas
...everywhere by the sea-coast, where they then pleased. And in Archenfield they took Bishop Cameleac* and led him with them to their ships; and then King...Edward ransomed him afterwards with forty pounds." The Chronicle goes on to say how the men of Hereford and Gloucester, and of the nearest towns, put... | |
 | Mrs. Edmund Boger - 1887 - 692 páginas
...by the sea-coast where they then pleased. And in Archenfield they took Bishop Camleac,' and led him to their ships, and then King Edward ransomed him...landed, and would have gone once more to plunder about Archenfield. Then met them the men of Hereford and of Gloucester, and of the nearest towns, and fought... | |
 | John Lloyd Warden Page - 1890 - 390 páginas
...everywhere by the sea-coast where they then pleased. And in Archenfield they took Bishop Cameleac,* and led him with them to their ships ; and then King...landed, and would have gone once more to plunder about Archenfield. Then met them the men of Hereford and of Gloucester, and of the nearest towns, and fought... | |
 | John Lloyd Warden Page - 1895 - 358 páginas
...everywhere by the sea-coast where they then pleased. And in Archenfield they toot Bishop Cameleac,* and led him with them to their ships ; and then King...landed, and would have gone once more to plunder about Archenfield. Then met them the men of Hereford and of Gloucester, and of the nearest towns, and fought... | |
 | 1909 - 346 páginas
...Wales everywhere by the sea-coast where they pleased. And they seized Cameleac, bishop in Archenfield, and led him with them to their ships; and then king Edward ransomed him again with forty pounds. Then after that, the whole host landed and would still fare a-plundering towards... | |
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