SECTION X. HISTORY OF ENGLAND. Introduction. Nicolson (Bishop) English, Scotch, and Irish Historical Libraries, (Characters of the Historians), folio Lond. 1736 Lyte (Henry) The Light of Brytane: A Recorde of the honourable Originall and Antiquitie of Britaine, 4to. Lond. 1588; reprinted 1814 Verstegan (Rich.) Restitution of decayed Intelligence in Antiquities concerning the English Nation, 4to. first edition Antw. 1605 Camden (Wm.) Remaines concerning Britain, 4to. Lond. 1657 Langhorne (Dan.) Introduction to the History of England, 8vo. Lond. 1676 *Temple (Sir W.) Introduction to the History of England, Works. Heylin (Peter) Help to English History; containing the Succession of all the Kings, Nobility, Bishops, &c. with their Arms, edited by Paul Wright, 8vo. Lond. 1773 сс Latin Writers on English History, and Translations. Gildas, De Excidio et Conquestu Britanniæ, 18mo. Lond. J. Davis, 1568 A Description of Great Brittain, written eleven hundred yeares since, 18mo. Lond. 1652 Galfredi Monemutensis, Britanniæ utriusque Regum et Principum Origo et Gesta insignia, 4to. Paris, Badius Ascencius, 1508 Jeffrey (of Monmouth) His British History, translated by Aaron Thompson, 8vo. Lond. 1718 Pontici Virunni, Britanniæ Historia, Libri Sex. edidit Dav. Pouel, 12mo. Lond. E. Bollifant, 1585 Twini (Jo.) Comment. De Rebus Albionicis, Britannicis atq. Sheringham (Rob.) De Anglorum Gentis Origine Disceptatio, 8vo. Camb. 1670 Rerum Britannicarum; id est, Angliæ, Scotia, vicinarumque Insularum ac Regionem, Scriptores vetustiores ac præcipui, viz. 1. Galfred. Monemutensis. 2. Ponticus Virunnius. 3. Gildas. 4. Beda. 5. Gulielmus Neubricenses. 6. Joan. Frossardus. folio Lond. Rerum Anglicarum Scriptores post Bedam præcipue, ex vetustissimus Codicibus MSS. in lucem editi à Henr. Sa William of Malmesbury, The History of the Kings of England, to the Reign of Stephen, translated from the Latin by John Sharp, folio, large paper Lond. 1815 2. Johannes Prior, Hagustaldensis. 3. Ricardus Prior, Hagustaldensis. 4. Ailredus Abbas, Rievallen sis. 5. Radulphus de Diceto, Londoniensis. 6. Johannes Brompton, Jornallensis. 7. Gervasius Monachus, Doroborniensis. 8. Thomas Stubbs, Domini canus. 9. Gulielmus Thorn, Cantuariensis. 10. Henricus Knighton, Lei- ex Vetustis MSS. nunc primum editi, et illustrati per Rerum Anglicarum Scriptorum Veterum, in quo continentur. curâ Jo. Fell, folio Oxon. 1684 Historia Britannica, Saxonicæ, Anglo-Danica Scriptores For the List of the different Authors in this Collection, see" De Bure, Britannicarum Gentium Historiæ Antiquæ, Scriptores tres : Recensuit notisque et Indice auxit, Carolus Bertramus, 8vo. Havnia, 1757 Privately printed. Matthæi (Westmonasteriensis) Flores Historiarum, præcipue de Rebus Britannicis ab Exordio Mundi, usque ad A. D. 1307, et Chronicon et Chronicis, ab Initio Mundi, usque ad A. D. 1118, deductum, Auctore Florentio Wigorniensis Monacho; qui accessit Continuatio usque ad A. D. 1141, folio Francf. 1601 Florentius (Wigornensis) Chronicon ex Chronicis, ab Initio Mundi, usque ad Annum 1118. Accessit etiam continuatio usq. ad Annum Christi 1141, per quendam ejusdem Cænobii eruditum, nunquam antehac in lucem editum, Lond. 1592 4to. Anglica, Normannica, Hibernica, et Cambrica, a Veteribus Scripta, viz. 1. Asser Menevensis. 2. Anonymus de Vita Gulielmi I. 3. Thomas Walsingham. ex Biblioth. Guil. Camdeni, 4. Thomas de la More. Lond. 1723 Sparke (Jos.) Historiæ Anglicanæ Scriptores varii ex Codd. MSS. editi. Ch. Max. folio Chronicon Saxonicum; seu Annales rerum in Angliâ præcipuè gestarum ad Ann. 1154, Sax. et Lat. ab Edm. Gibson, 4to. Oxon. 1692 Walsingham (Thoma) Res Gestæ Alfredi Regis-Historiæ Spelman (Johan.) Ælfredi Magni Anglorum Regis Vitæ, folio, Oxon. 1722 Asserius (Joan.) Annales rerum gestarum Ælfredi Magni, à J. Wise, 8vo. Powell (Robert) Life of Alfred, or Alvred, the first Institutor of Subordinate Government in this Kingdome, and Founder of the University of Oxford, 12mo. Lond. 1634 Matthæi (Paris) Historia Major Angliæ, a Guillelmo Conquestore ad mortem Henrici III. anno 1273, accedunt Vitæ duorum Offarum Merciorum Regum et XXIII Abbatum S. Albani, edente W. Watts, folio Lond. 1640 Emmæ Anglorum Reginæ Richardi I. Ducis Normannorum Filiæ, Encomium Incerto Auctore, sed coactaneo: Item, Gesta Guillelmi Ducis Normannorum, et Regis Anglorum, a Guil. Pictavensi scripta-Excerpta ex Orderico Vitali, de Gulielmo I. Regis Anglorum; with Notes in English, by Baron Fr. Maseres, 4to. Lond. 1783 Historiæ Anglicanæ circà tempore conquestûs Angliæ à Guil. Notho, Normannorum Duce, Selecta Monumenta excerpta Lond. 1623 Eadmeri, Historiæ sui Sæculi, Res gestas sub Gulielmus I. et II., et Henricus I. Angliæ Regibus, folio *Seldeni (Jo.) Notæ in Eadmerum, Opera, vol. 2. Polydori Vergilii, Anglica Historia, Libri XXVI. ad Henrici VII., folio Basilia, 1546 *Joannis Lelandi, Laus et Defensio Galfredi Monemutensis contra Polydorum Virgilium, Leland's Collect. Lilio (Geo.) Chronicon, sive brevis enumeratio Regum et Johnstone (Ja.) Antiquitatis Celto-Scandicæ; sive series. Hauniæ, 1786 Antiquitatis Celto-Normannicæ; con taining the Chronicle of Man, and the Isles, 4to. Hauniæ, 1786 *Seldeni (Jo.) Janus Anglorum, Opera, vol. 2. Analecta Anglo-Britannica, Opera, vol. 2. Hearne (Th.) Scriptores Varii de Historia Anglicana. In 1 vol. General History of England, and of particular Reigns, from the earliest Period to the Death of Henry VII. St. Albans Chronycle. Fructus Temporum: The Frute of Tymes, and especially of the Realme of Englonde, folio, (printed on vellum) Imprynted at St. Albans, 1483, the 23d of the Regne of Kyng Edward the Fourth. Commonly called The Chronicle of St. Alban's. Higden (Ranulph) Polychronycon, folio Westminster, imprynted by William Caxton, 1489 folio Southwerke, imprinted by Peter Treveris, at y expences of John Reynes, Boke-seller, 1527. |