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Editorial Gruffydd ap Llywelyn falling to his death from the Tower of London, while trying to escape using an improvised rope, in 1244. This Welsh prince was held in the tower as a hostage. Historia Anglorum. England (St Albans), 1250-1259. Source: Royal 14 C. V...
Editorial Origin and Seal of the Templars, 1118. In the lower margin, two templars on a horse. Historia Anglorum. England [St Albans]; 1250-1259. Source: Royal 14 C. VII, f.42v. Language: Latin.
Editorial 174. The Banded Pipe-fish (Syngnathus fasciatus). 175. The Lump-fish (Lumpus anglorum). View of the under side of the same. 176. The Green Pipe-fish (Syngnathus viridescens). 177. The White-tailed Remora (Echeneis albicauda)., still image, Prints, 1842...
Editorial Manks Shearwater, Atlantic Storm Diver (Puffinus puffinus, Puffinus anglorum), Signed: J.J. Audubon, J.T. Bowen, lithograph, Pl. 457 (vol. 7), Audubon, John James (drawn); Bowen, J. T. (lith.), 1856, John James Audubon: The birds of America: from drawi...
Editorial Part of the itinerary from London to Jerusalem, including Lombardy, Parma and Cremona. Historia Anglorum. England (St Albans), 1250-1259. Source: Royal 14 C. VII, f.3v. Language: French.
Editorial Map of the Holy Land. Historia Anglorum. England (St Albans), 1250-1259. Source: Royal 14 C. VII, ff.4v-5. Language: French.
Editorial Marginal drawing of King Henry III sailing across the English Channel to Brittany, with part of the accompanying text in the author's own hand. Historia Anglorum. England (St Albans), 1250-1259. Source: Royal 14 C. VII, f.116v. Language: Latin.
Editorial Part of the Itinerary from London to Jerusalem, including the City of Rome. Historia Anglorum. England (St Albans), 1250-1259. (Whole folio) Part of the Itinerary from London to Jerusalem, including the City of Rome. Image taken from Historia Anglorum...
Editorial Imaginary portraits of King Henry II and Richard I of England. Historia Anglorum. England (St Albans), 1250-1259. Source: Royal 14 C. VII, f.9. Language: Latin.
Editorial Bas-de-page scene: on the left, Westminster Abbey and the shrine of St Edward; on the right, Pope Innocent IV at the Council of Lyons. Historia Anglorum. England (St Albans), 1250-1259. Source: Royal 14 C. VII, f.138v. Language: Latin.
Editorial Manks Shearwater, Atlantic Storm Diver (Puffinus puffinus, Puffinus anglorum), Signed: J.J. Audubon, J.T. Bowen, lithograph, Pl. 457 (vol. 7), Audubon, John James (drawn); Bowen, J. T. (lith.), 1856, John James Audubon: The birds of America: from drawi...
Editorial Puffinus anglorum, Print, Puffinus is a genus of seabirds in the order Procellariiformes. It comprises about 20 small to medium-sized shearwaters. Two other shearwater genera are named: Calonectris, which comprises three or four large shearwaters, and ...
Editorial Puffinus anglorum, Print, Puffinus is a genus of seabirds in the order Procellariiformes. It comprises about 20 small to medium-sized shearwaters. Two other shearwater genera are named: Calonectris, which comprises three or four large shearwaters, and ...
Editorial Puffinus anglorum, Print, Puffinus is a genus of seabirds in the order Procellariiformes. It comprises about 20 small to medium-sized shearwaters. Two other shearwater genera are named: Calonectris, which comprises three or four large shearwaters, and ...
Editorial Puffinus anglorum, Print, Puffinus is a genus of seabirds in the order Procellariiformes. It comprises about 20 small to medium-sized shearwaters. Two other shearwater genera are named: Calonectris, which comprises three or four large shearwaters, and ...
Editorial William I (From the Historia Anglorum, Chronica majora).
Editorial The wedding of Frederick II and Isabella of England (From the Historia Anglorum, Chronica majora).
Editorial Roger Nigel, bishop of London, consecrating Edmund of Abington as archbishop of Canterbury, inscribed with their names above. Historia Anglorum. c 1250-1259. Source: Royal 14 C. VII, f.122.
Editorial Henry III as a baby in a cradle, and a drawing of a bell and clapper referring to the papal interdict. Historia Anglorum. c 1250-1259. Source: Royal 14 C. VIII, f.90. Language: Latin.
Editorial Detail of a tinted drawing of Matthew Paris on his deathbed. Historia Anglorum. England, S. (St Albans), 1250-1259. Source: Royal 14 C. VII, f.218v. Language: Latin.
Editorial Imaginary portraits of four Kings of England holding models of churches: above, William the Conqueror and William Rufus; below, Henry I and Stephen. Historia Anglorum. England (St Albans), 1250-1259. Source: Royal 14 C. VII, f.8v. Language: Latin.
Editorial Part of the itinerary from London to Jerusalem, including Lombardy, Parma and Cremona. Historia Anglorum. England (St Albans), 1250-1259. Source: Royal 14 C. VII, f.3v. Language: French.
Editorial Four Kings of England: above, Henry II with Waltham Abbey; and Richard I with the church of St Thomas of Canterbury. Below, John with the Cistercian Abbey of Beaulieu; and Henry III with Westminster Abbey. . Historia Anglorum. England (St Albans), 1250...
Editorial A marginal drawing of Henry III and Eleanor returning by sea from Gascony, with Nicholas de Molis is in a small boat alongside. Historia Anglorum, Chronica majora, Part III; Continuation of Chronica maiora. England, S. (St Albans); 1250-1259. Source: R...
Editorial Imaginary portraits of King Henry II and Richard I of England. Historia Anglorum. England (St Albans), 1250-1259. Source: Royal 14 C. VII, f.9. Language: Latin.
Editorial Map of the Holy Land. Historia Anglorum. England (St Albans), 1250-1259. Source: Royal 14 C. VII, ff.4v-5. Language: French.
Editorial Detail of a marginal drawing of the marriage of Henry III and Eleanor of Provence. Historia Anglorum, Chronica majora, Part III; Continuation of Chronica maiora. 1250-1259. Source: Royal 14 C. VII, f.124v. Language: Latin.
Editorial Part of the Itinerary from London to Jerusalem. Historia Anglorum. England (St Albans), 1250-1259. Source: Royal 14 C. VII, f.3. Language: French.
Editorial Marginal drawing showing St. Edmund of Abingdon bringing about the reconciliation of Gilbert Mareschall and King Henry III. Historia Anglorum. England (St Albans), 1250-1259. Source: Royal 14 C. VII, f.122v. Language: Latin.
Editorial Sir John Hawkins or Hawkyns (1532-1595). English navigator and naval commander. Portrait. Herwologia Anglica, hoc est clarissimorum et doctissimorum aliquot Anglorum qui floruerunt ab anno Cristi MD. usq. ad presenrem annum MDCXX. Viv? effigies, vit?...
Editorial Part of an itinerary from London to Jerusalem, covering the journey from London to Beauvais, with representations of the main towns. Historia Anglorum. England (St Albans); 1250-1259. Source: Royal 14 C. VII, f.2. Language: French.
Editorial Bas-de-page scene: on the left, Westminster Abbey and the shrine of St Edward; on the right, Pope Innocent IV at the Council of Lyons. Historia Anglorum. England (St Albans), 1250-1259. Source: Royal 14 C. VII, f.138v. Language: Latin.
Editorial God's hand blessing king's head, with a note 'Nota protectionem dei' referring to an attempt to kill Henry III at Woodstock. (In the margin.). Historia Anglorum. c 1250-1259. Source: Royal 14 C. VIII, f.128. Language: Latin.
Editorial Gruffydd ap Llywelyn falling to his death from the Tower of London, while trying to escape using an improvised rope, in 1244. This Welsh prince was held in the tower as a hostage. Historia Anglorum. England (St Albans), 1250-1259. Source: Royal 14 C. V...
Editorial King William I with sword, on his throne. Above is a couplet 'Dux Normannorum Willielmus vi validorum Rex est Anglorum bello conquestor corum'. Below is a table of his five children and the two sons of his daughter Constance, and at the foot 'Conques...
Editorial Origin and Seal of the Templars, 1118. In the lower margin, two templars on a horse. Historia Anglorum. England [St Albans]; 1250-1259. Source: Royal 14 C. VII, f.42v. Language: Latin.
Editorial Part of the Itinerary from London to Jerusalem, including the City of Paris. Historia Anglorum. England (St Albans), 1250-1259. Source: Royal 14 C. VII, f.2v. Language: French.
Editorial Hubert de Burgh at Merton. Historia Anglorum. England [St Albans]; 1250-1259. [Miniature only] Hubert de Burgh kneeling, holding a cross, seeking sanctuary at Merton in 1232 Image taken from Historia Anglorum. Originally published/produced in England...
Editorial Part of the Itinerary from London to Jerusalem, including the City of Rome. Historia Anglorum. England (St Albans), 1250-1259. (Whole folio) Part of the Itinerary from London to Jerusalem, including the City of Rome. Image taken from Historia Anglorum...
Editorial Poem of George Peele. Anglorum Feriae. England [London]; 1595. [Whole folio] Autograph fair copy of Peele's last known work 'Anglorum Feriae', which gives a lively account for the jousting, part of the celebrations that took place annually on 17 Novemb...
Editorial Drawing of a map of Britain including England ('Anglia'), Scotland ('Scocia') and Wales ('Wallia'), with the names of a number of counties, such as Cornwall, 'Cornubia', cities and towns (including Wymundham, a cell of St. Albans), the Isle of Man and ...
Editorial Virgin and Child with artist. Historia Anglorum. England (St Albans), 1250-1259. (Whole folio) The Virgin and Child with the artist kneeling in prayer at her feet. Image taken from Historia Anglorum. Originally published/produced in England (St Alban...
Editorial Marginal drawing of Matthew Paris on his death bed. Historia Anglorum. England (St Albans), 1250-1259. Source: Royal 14 C. VII, f.218v. Language: Latin.
Editorial William I (From the Historia Anglorum, Chronica majora).
Editorial The wedding of Frederick II and Isabella of England (From the Historia Anglorum, Chronica majora).
Editorial A man escaping from the Tower of London, around 1255. A man falls into the River Thames after escaping from the Tower. His rope made from a knotted sheet hangs from the battlements. Illustration in the border page of a page from " Historia Angloru...
Editorial Portrait of William III, around 1250-1299, seated beneath an arch holding a building. From the " Historia Anglorum" by Matthew Paris, a short history of England from 1070-1253 which included imaginary portraits of the Kings of England from Wi...