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Tertius Eugenius, Anastasiusque secuntur; Tune Adrianus Alexanderque leguntur. Lucius, Urbanus post sacra sede fruuntur, Gregorius, Clemens, Celestinusque secuntur. Hinc, Innocenti, te Papam Roma creavit, Honorium post te papali sede locavit. Gregorius nonus Predictis associatur ;Innocentius hinc in sacra sede locatur. Tunc Alexander, tunc Urbanus cathedratur. Adventus Christi tunc temporis extitit annus, Mille Ducentenus et sexagesimus unuS, Quando suit quartus Urbanus Papa creatus. Post ipsum quartus Clemens est Papa vocatus. Nullus Papa suit post hunc plusquam tribus annis. Si pontifices prescriptos omnes numereti S, Centum cum nonaginta tunc invenietis. Gregorius decimus post Clementem cathedratur.
In numero cleri quisquis probus optat haberi, Est opus, ut scriptis jugiter meditetur in istis.l Post Grecos primus Romane rexerat urbis Imperium Iulius, et post hunc Octavianus. Post hunc Tyberius, Gams et Claudius, et tunc Nero, qui Paulum gladio necat et cruce Petrum. Regnantes Galba, Vitellius, et otio per annum, Bella moventes inter se, simul Occubuerunt. Post hos Imperium suscepit Vaspasianus, Et suecessit ei Tnus ; tunc Domitianus. Tunc Nerva, tunc Trajanus ; post quem Addrianus. Antonius Pius, Aurelio, Lucio, sibi junctis. Maleus cum Lucio, set et Aurelio quomodoque ;Cum Lucio, sed et Antonio, Comodus dominatur. Helius cum Severo ; sed tunc Caralialla Antonius. Post quem Macrinus regna gubernat; Tunc Alexander, tunc Maximinus cathedratur. Tunc Gordianus, tunc rexit sceptra Philippus. Tunc Decius ; post quem Gallus cum Vollusiano. Post Valerianus regnavit cum Galieno. Claudius Imperium tenet et post Aurelianus. Tunc Tacitus ; post quem Probus, et post hunc Florianus. Tunc Carus cum Carino et Numeriano. Tunc Dioclitianus romat cum Maximiano, Valerius cum Constante, cum Licinioque.
Temporisius istius Innocentia frectus fuit tribu
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Tunc Constantinus Magnus dominatur in urbe, Post illum Constantinus, qui filius ejus, Cui Constantius et Constans fuerant sociati. Imperium post hos Iulianus Apostata rexit. Tune Jovinianus Rex sublimatur in urbe. Valentinus post hunc cum fratre Valente. Τunc, cum Valentiniano simul ot Gratiano, Regna Valens rexit, et post ipsum Gratianus, Qui secum Theodosium regno sociavit. Thoodosius est Rex post mortem Gratiani. Honorio secum tunc Arcasius dominatur. Post hunc Honorius cum Τheodosio regnat. Fit Theodosius Rex cum Valentiniano. Tunc Marcianus, secum Valentinianus. Τuno Leo, tunc Zenon cum Basilio cathedratur. Tunc Anastasius, Justinus, Justinianus. Justinus minor Imperium tunc rexit, et post hunc Cum Constantino fit Tyberius dominatori Mauricius, Focaz, Eructius. Iste, perempto Cosdroe, eum cruce Christicolas captos liberavit. Heradonas, Custans, Constantinusque notantur, Tunc alter Constantinus, tunc Iustinianus, Tuno Leo, Tyberius, necnon et Justinianus.
Philippus, Anastasius, Theodosiusque;
Tunc Leo cum Constantino regnavit in urbe.Τuno Constantinus, Yrene secum Sua mater.
Et cum Pipino, que Gallica regna regebat. Patriolus Romo fuit hic Pipinus esectus, Postea per Francos Reges Rome statuuntur ;Quorum primus erat a magnitudine magnus Rex Carolus dictus, et post illum Lodewyeus. Post hunc Lotharius, Carolus, Carolus, Lodencus, Tunc Barengarius, tune Hugo, Lothariusque. Alberto secum, tunc Berengarius alter. Nunc ad Totonicos Regalis electio transit ;Otto primus erat, et post hunc otio secundus. Imperio post hos successit tertius otio. Tune Conradus, Henricus, dominantur in urbe. Alior et Henricus, et tertius anumerantur. ηα Tunc Lotharius et Conradus ; tunc Frethericus ;e Jerusalem, Rome fuit hic Rex, Cecilleque.' Theso lines are mi splaeed in the manuscript; and tho laur letters in the margindenote that we are to read them in the order of the alphabet.
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ι Et tune Henricus, tune otio, tunc Frethericus ;d Usque vir hic obiit, fluxerunt mille coxi. Et quinquaginta post partum virginis anni. Tune Landegravius Thuringie, Raspe vocatus, Fit Rex Thoutonio. Post illum Rex fit ibidem Willelmus, Comes Hollandio, sed tempore parvo. Post hos Cornubie Comes est Ricardus electus, Ut doeot et fit, Rex in Amensi sede locatus.
Isto sui regni ter quinto transit in anno. Millo, ducentesimus et septuagesimus unus, Annus erat Domini, quando vir iste ruit.
Post hunc Thoutonio Radulphus regna gubernat. In tho Manuscript De Antiquis Legibus Liber ino eleventh ohaptor commoneos at CV. xi. the Dp os folio 11 H, With this titio in rod inii, i Particulo tractatus Williolis, qui D. H r'. scripsit de gestis Regum Anglorum, and bolom it, Anno quarto regni Chel Wlfi, Regis Northumbrorum, qui septimus suit ab Ida, primo Rege illius Regni tempore Anglorum, obiit Beda, Hystoricus, &c., hom Which last mord it is continued in tho mords os William, monk of Malmesbury s Gesta Regum Anglorum, vol. i. lib. i. Paragraph5έ, to the end, occupying in Our Manuscript tho Whese of the leas, and commencingon the reverse si de With the worci l splendidiorem Oxeollentiam. It may be observed D. 11 τ'. that nono os the tities mentioned below aro in Malmogbury, and that inch heading is Peculi. to this manuscript copy os that writer. Thus, Sormo Bedo Presbiteri is merolytae par raph 55, beonning Haec de Historia, &c. ; oratio ejusdem, the paragraph 56, heginning Deinde enumeratis, &c. ; Adhuc do Beda, the par raph 57, b inning Deficit hic, &c. ; and Epistola Sergii Episcopi, tho param h 58, beginning Sergius
Episcopus, &c. In this last paragraph in Our manuscript at the words i Pro im- D. 12 primensis, Wo reach the recto os the twelsili folio. Τo continuo, Commendatio Bede istho paragraph beonning Ita jam, &c., in Whicli at the Words I tergum ponebat Weso. 12 . come to the reverso si de of the folio named abovo os our manuscript; Hortatio ejus et sanctitas ejus, is the shori para aph 60, beginning, Veruntamen animi, &c.; De obitu ejus is the paragraph 61, beginning Plerumquo spe, &c., in Which at the wordsi illibato sensu, tho inirinenth folio os our manuscript b0gins; and Quod post obitum D. 13 r'. Hus deperiit sapientia diu in Anglia is the inori paragraph b inning Sepulta est, &c., in Whicli in Our manuscript Bede s opitaph at tho Ond is also omitted. Tho eleventh ωp. x chapter is rep ted on this solis in the margin ; and under tho titio De Origino gontis Francorum et Karolo Magno, variod Dom that os Malmesbury De linea Regum Francorum, and with this addition to tho fidit line os par raph 68, Nunc do Genealogia Karoli Magni Regis Francorum volo tractaro, Ws have, Dom Franci, &c., tho WhOle Ofthe said paragraph, With somo si tot variations. For examplo, on ino ravorso os folio 13tho throe fidit morta os our manuscript aro I Transrhenanos Francos saetus, Whereas in D. 13 in. Ialmesbury the only Words are Transrhenanos laetus. Τho lauricontii folio os our manuscript commences With the word i Henricus et Hus sanguine, being a Variation 14 ro. rem the correct texi os Malmesbury, which reads ex. Under the titio De Lodovico
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D. 18 m. filio Karoli Magni ot filiis ot nepotibus suis, wo havo the paranaph 110 in the secondbook of Malmesbury, over Which we read De successoribus Karoli Magni, beginning Siquidem Lodowicus, &c., and where at the wοrds I reliquit. Ipso me have the verso os tho abo folia os our manuscript. In this twelsth chapter, undor tho heading Visio Κaroli Regis Suavorum, filii Ludovici Regis Noricorum, mo have tho par raph 111, under the heading Visio rosi, beginning In Nomino, &c. in the fame book of Μalmesbury, and in Whicli atthe wοrds I mei et avunculorum the fifteonth solio os our manuscript commenoes, and 16 ν'. at the words i meos, intuitus the verso, and at the worus t porficiet et in the last linebut two wo reach tho si xteenth folio. Under tho titio Do Karolo gonere Edwardi primi, not in Malmesbury, Wo havo tho inori para aph 112, with tho last sentence omitted and with the additionat words to tho fimi sontonoe whicli are insertod in thenote 4, at pago 166 hom manuscript A. by Μr. Dussus Hardy. This thirteonth ohapter in Our manuscript is commonced by the heading Quando ce savit genus Karoli Magni regnare in Francia, being tho inori par raph 128 of thosamo book of Μalmesbury, Who entilles it Do Hugone Capet, quomodo factus est Rex Franciae ; b inning Filius hujus Karoli, &o. of whicli the last sentence but one astertiis Word uxorem is cut shori in mi in tho Words, do quo descenderunt alii Reges, qui postea in Francia regnaverunt, together With What sol lows to tho end of the paragraph. The titio Epistola Cnutonis Regis Danorum, qui regnavit in Anglia XX annis, injuste
quidem regnum ingressus, Sed magna civilitate et fortitudine vitam componens, otour lauriosenili chapter, is an insertion os the writer of Our manuscripi, as there is nosuch titio in Malmesbury, who at onos bogins his par raph 183 with Cnuto rex totius Angliae, δα Folio si xteon verso os our manuscript begins with the words on thoeightoenin lino i hoc patravi, and in the fame paragraph me hine folio seuentem, commencing at I pactum, omnium. Tho titie, at tho commenoement of the fifieonth ohaptor, Do Gunnil da filia ejusdem Cnutonis et Emmo, matris Sancti Edwardi de Wostmonasterio, is another insertion of the writer os our manuscript sor Μalme uola titie Do Haroldo filius Cnutonis, and instead of copying him ho mahes this Ahori abridgemont of his long para graph 188, beginning Anno Dominicae, &e. Mortuo predicto Cnutono, successit in regnum filius Hus Haroldus, natus in Danemarchia, et regnavit annis quatuor et mensibus quatuor. Quo mortuo, regnavit post eum Hardelinudus, Dater ejus, filius predictorum Cnutonis et Emme ; qui, regnans biennio preter decem dies, mortuus est. Iste Gun- nil dam, sororem suam, filiam Cnutonis et Emmo, spectatissime, &c. Dom which Iast WordΜalmesbuo is copi ed verbatim to the oloso of the paragraph Which ends velum santimonia i lium suscipiens, in die servitutis placido consenuit otio.lΤho titis De Honrico Imperatoro ot Malmesbury, ovor par raph 189, beonning Erat imperator, &c., is addet to by our copyist in the noxi chapter With these WOrds, Romano, genere Cnutonis, and tho solioWing paragraph of Malmesbuo headed Dosororo Imperatoris et clerico illam diligento and beginning Praeterea crebro, &c., is reduced to De eo et sorore suo et clerico. In this par raph, 190, begins folio 18os our manuscript at i insperatum putabant Domino, tho throo last mords. Thetitis os paragraph 191 in Malmesbury De clerico nolente legere evangelium Pro
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imperatore. b inning Item habebat, te. is likeWise abridged by our coprist into Doeodem et clerico suo. The nexi titie in Our manuscript is an original insertion os our pyist, inero being nono in Malmesbury ; it reads De miraculo apud Magontiam tempore ejus. It is tho para aph 192 os Malmesbury b inning At quia, Qc., and ending De longe con i sistens, ipse superflua ciborum abstergens. The tities De alio miraculo et De cerva D. 18, ν'. e also original insertions os our copyist to the paragraphs 193, beginning Temporo Conradi, ae c., and 194, b inning Oecurunt hoc, te. , and though he writes at tho laotos the last Epitaphium ejus hoc est, he neverihelem omits it. The subsequent numbersos the chaptem in tho margin ars omitted throughout tho rest os the manuscripi, andare here put between brachela to denoto that thoy aro inserted Dom the Index. In our manuscript in the nexi chapter there is a titio Miraculum de mi sterio cor- Q. xvii. Poris et sanguinis Domini, whereas Maim bury in his third book has only Do Berengario oVer Paragraph 284 ; our conisi also changes Fuit hoc tempore in the fimi sentence into Tempore Willielmi Regis, qui Angliam conquisivit. Αster Which ouroopyist puis De quo alibi in hoc libro satis dictum est, Wheroby the rest of the para- graph, and the Whole os the paragraph 282, boginning Videas in his, ic. are here omit- ted, but he oves the paragraph 286 entire, b inning Nos sane, te. It is at the w dsi flammineas minas in this paragraph that the nineleentii solio os Our manuscript begins D. 19, r'. at the eighth word Dom the end of the paragraph. The eighteenth chapter, talien Dom tho second book of Malmesbu , begins Without Q. aeviij. tiue, and is verbatim as Malmesbury, with tho exception os an interlineation os quintus over sextus, and includes the two long paragraphs os 201, b inning Erat papa Gregorius Sextus, Ic., and 202, beonning Si in vobis, ic., and tho fhori one 203, beginning Hoc permoti orations, te. The solio 19 in os our manuscript is at i circumsonare, adeo D. 19, in. in the fidit paragraph, thois os solio 20 recto and verso ars at i et facultas i and l agere D. 20 r' et i gladio in tho second para aph. In tho fame book of Malmesbury, and in tho ninoteenth chapter of our manuscript, p. ziae. tho fidit paragraph, 167, is headed De Gerberto : but this writer and his copristino in tho fidit sentenco, the reading os Malm bury is Decedente hoe Johanne, successit Gregorius. Et item Johannes sextus decimus. Illi Silvester, qui et Gerbertus, de quo, te. In our manuscript the reading is Decedente predicto Gregorio, successit Johannes sextus decimus, with vij interlined over it, cui successit Silvester, qui antea Gerberius Vocabatur, de quo, ic., Dom whicli mord it is continued verbretim to thoend of the par raph. At the words i cupiditate captus, the eighth line os the para, D. 21, in. graph, the so. 21 recto os our manuscript begins, and tho so. 21 verso commences intho middie os the word discit plinis, eleven lines hom the end. The headings to Para-D. 21, in. graphs 168 and 169 in Malmo ury aro De Discipulis Gereberti and Quomodo Gerberius thesauros Octaviani invenit ; but in Our manuscript both these paragraphsare under the one titie De eodem. The paragraph 168 has this beginning, Gerberius Galliam repatrians, M., and that os 169 this, Erat juxta Romam, Ic. I and at the wordsi in interiore in the lalter Wo b in the folia 22 os our manuscript. Tho nexi paragraph D. 22, m. 170 has the liue in Malmesbu , Quomodo quidam thesauros Octaviani quaesierunt ; ginning Sod haec locturis, ic. I in Our manuscript it is De quodam prodigio, and
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in tho middie of the word impedi l remur commendes the reverse os solio 22. The par rapti 171 has this titie in Malmesbuo, De aniculis, quae juvenem asinum videri socerunt, and begins Erant in strata publica, is ας in Our manuscript the titio is variod toDe mulieribus incantratricibus, and at tho words in tho si xth lino i aliud videri tho solio 23 commencos in Our manuscript. Tho following paragraph 172 is enti uel in Malmesbury, De capite statuae loquentis, and in Our manuscript Do Gerberio, and thatos 173 has no titie in ei ther copy. At the words i Et quia, commoneing this last Paragraph, me have the reverse of solio 23. The titio in Malmesbu to tho paragraph 174 is De viris et seminis choreas ducentibus, and begins Ego Osbertus peccator, duci; in chapter tWenty os our manuscript itis simply described as De Miraculo. The nexi paragraph, 262, is in tho third book of Malmesbury, and has this beginning, Rex igitur Danorum, d c.; but in Our manuscripi, under tho titie De Roberto Gui Mardo, it is commenoed at the thirteenth line only of thoabove paragraph in these motas, Si quidem Robertus Guiscardus mediocri, d c., Domwhich last word it is entire to the end of the para aph ; and at the words i obsedit, Hildobrandum, in the eighth line of pago 440, commendes solio 24 of our manuscript. The paragraph, 263, in cli ter twenty-ono has this heading in Malmosbuo, DoHildobrando Papa, and begitis, Verum quia, ic., but our copyist meret y pula the twosra mords. Tho paragraph 26έ in Malmesbury, b inning Item in eadem provincia, .s c. has no titio in Malmesbury ; but in Our manuscript it has the heauing Miraculum aliud et prophetia ejus, and at the word i Miraculum Wo havo the reverse of solio 24os our manuscript. The nexi par raph, 265, is headed by Malmesbu , De Episcopo per simoniam introducto, and begins In Gallia vi cepapa, duc., and in Our manuscripi, Aliud miraculum ejusdem de quodam Episcopo Symoniaeo. The par raph, 266, in Malmesbury has no heading, and begins Alexandro ergo defuncto, te. ; but in Our manuscript we read, De successione Hildebrandi in Papam ; and, at the worus in thoninth lino i inducto. Neo, me Mavo the solio 25 of our manuscript. In the shori para- graph, 288, in the fame third book, beginning Illa fuit tempestas, d c., me have in Our manuscript the titie De Henrico Imperatore Alemannie, Whicli has no heading in
Τo tho fini paragraph of the twenty-second chaptor os our manuscripi, whicli sol lows Without tille the ono above in Malmesbu , beginning Porro Hildebrando Papa, ic., wo havo the titio De Urbano Papa, and at the words i undecim annos ws have theroverso of solio 25. The par raph 290, beginning Audivi virum, . c., has the headingin Malmosbuo, De homine a muribus dilacerato, Which in Our manuscript is alteredio Prodigium de Muribus ; and the paragraph 291, b inning Ideo minus, aec., and having the titie Quod quem leopardus mordicus attigerit mures commingant in Malmesbury, in our manuscript is simply Aliud de eisdem. The nexi par raph, 292, De Mariniano Scoto, beginning Sub isto imperatore, duci, has the samo titio in Malm buo as in Our transcriber, and at the Worda i Recensens, viginti duos, we reach tho solio 26 recto os our manuscript. ovor the noxi paragraph, 344, of tho laurth bookos Malmesbury, beginning Anno ab incarnatione Domini, duci, instead os the titie in Malmesbury De itinere Christianorum in Jerusalem, we read De Papa Urbano secundo.
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Tho paragraph 345, b inning In concilio, ic., has tho hoading De concilio Clari
Montis in Malm bury ; but in cur manuscript it has no heading, and in thomiddie os ibo mord prohibit tionem, me reach in Our manuscript tho reverso offf. 26 ι'. solio twenty-six. Τhe paranaph 350 has this heading, De Roberto Normanno, in Malmesbury, whicli in Our manuscript is changed to Adhuc de Papa Urbano, and thotexi below varies somewhat smm Malmesbury. It reads, Per ammonitionem predicti Pape multi viri crucesignati prosecti sunt in subsidium Terre Sancte, quam Sa raceni tunc temporis occupaverunt. Inter quos Robertus, comes Normannorum, filius Willelmi Regis, qui Angliam adquisierat, iter reliquid ; in Malmosbury it is Jam vero mensi Septembri, Robertus, Normannorum comes, Dater Willielmi Rogis, cujus titulum hic libor gestat, iter illud adoriri gestiens, habuit, dic. In the nexi chapter, tho twenty-third in the Index, me come to tho Oxtraeis Dom the C. xxiii. 9 Iast book, the fifth os tho Gesta Regum Anglorum os Malmesbury, and over the para- graph 420 in οὐ manuscript is inserted the original heading, Do mari tacione Matii dis filio Regis Henrici et Imperatoris Henrici Alemannie, beginning thus, Filiam Matil-dam : ex Mallida prima uxore sua suscὐptam, dedit Rex Henricus primus Henrico Imperatori Alemannie, i filio Henrici, de quo superius seci memoriam. Fuit hic D. 27 r . Henricus, ic., and so verba im, as the texi os Malme uo. At the word filio me commenco the twenty-sevenin solio os our manuscripti Τo the nexi Paragraph, 42I, b inning Dominus Papa Paschalis, aec. tho heading, De compositione pacis inter Paschalem et Henricum Imperatorem, is peculiar to our manus ripi, and at the wordat Minerus Cardinalis, me reach tho reverso os solio 27. Τo the paragraph 422, ff. 27 τ'. ginning Ipse etiam Rex, ic. the titie, Item inter Henricum and Paschalem is original. The para aph 423, b inning Hac conventione expleta, G. has again an Originalheading in Our manuscript , De coronations Henrici Imperatoris. The succeeding Paragraph, 424, b inning Paschalis episcopus, ic. has tho hoading Epistola Paschalis ad Henricum, also origines. At the worta in the laurth line of this par raph l bene- D. 28 r'. dictionem. Regnum commences the twenty-eighth solio os cur manuscript. The Paragraph 425, beginning Peracto itaque toto, ic. has tho Original tille, Quomodo Romani sibi civitatem Romo dederunt. The titio De consilio Romano of thoinc Ming shori par raph, 426, b inning omnem hanc ic. is also original. Thonexi Paragraph, 427, b inning Anno ab, ici has an original litte in our manuscripi, that os Epistola Paschalis, and at the words i Martio, quintodeeimo, me reach the D. 28 ν' reverse os the twenty-eioth solio of our manuscript. Tho par raph 428, b in- ning Privilegium illud, quod, ic. is headed Item aliud de eisdem, and the par graph 429, b inning Archiepiscopi qui, aec. is headed Nomina Archiepiscoporum et episcoporum concilii. The paragraph 430, b inning Ferebantur ista per Orbem, G. has the titio De obitu Paschalis Papa et successore Getie Papa, and at the last line os pago 663, in the mi lillo os the word con l tumacis, me reach solio tWenty-nine of ourso. 29 r'. manuscript. The Paragraph έ31, b inning Gelasius servus servorum, aec. is headed Epistola Gelasii Pape. Ali these three headings are original. All tho par raptis in this twenty-laurili chapter have no titio in Malmesbuo, but Q. xxiv. 9in our manuscript we have in Succession De Calixti Pape consecratione, over para graph
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432, b inning Expulsus autem Gelasius, ae e. 432, and at the words l ejectus, sequentivis reach the reverse of the 29in solio. Epistola Calixti Papo over paranaph 433, beonning Calixtus episcopus servus, te. Quomodo Burdus episcopus captus est, OVer par raph 43έ, beginning Urbana omnino, d c. De liberatione Ecclesie Romane, overparagraph έ35, beginning Processit ulterius, ct c. I and at these Words t Apostolico decutiens me reach the thirtieth folio of our manuscript. Over paragraph 436, begin- ning Ego Calixtus episcopus, δα Epistola Calixti Pape ad Henricum Imperatorem. Over paragraph 437, beginning In nomine, Ie. Henricus Imperator ad Calixtum. Over parasaph 438 beginning Sedato itaque, aec. Quomodo idem Henricus subjugavit sibi totam Italiam, in Whicli par raph, at the words i Novariam, Placentiam We reach the reverse of solio thirty of our manuscript. Οur conisi in chapter twenty-five returas to tho fourth book of Malmesbuo, para- graph 368, under the heading Nomina Patriarcharum Ierusalem, beginning Jacobus, frater Domini, ἐρα; and in our manuscript under the successive titios De Episcopis and Do Patriarchis Wo have this para graph entire. Aster the names of the patriaretis of Jerusalem, whieh end at tho bottom os solio 30 vorso, our manuscript contains three surther extracis Dom William of Malmesbury, intho laurin book, demi ling the evenis of the regnat years of William Rufus, commencingat paragraph 322, I Secundo anno regni ejus, at whieli fidit word wo begin the solio 31 of our manuscript. And Dom the par raph abovo named the successive par 'Phsare continued to 329, in Whicli, in the second line, at the words i filio Haroldi, wo reachtho reverse of the solio thir -one. And hom paragraph 329 the extraeis continue toparagraph 331, Where at the word adversa, in tho second line, me read quaere in Miletario, an error apparently for Malmesbu . The paragraph 332, beginning Multa do ipsius interitu is nexi insertod, but with pari omitted ; as to the paragraph 333, beginning Pridie quam periret, vidit, the whole os it is gi ven down to the word acturus, in lino 10, pago 510. In this last para graph 333, at the words I indomitas mentis, in pago 508, 5 lines hom the bottom, me reach tho inir -second solio of our manuscripti The nexi titio in Our manuscript De Henrico fratro prodieti Willielmi, is an original ono, and it is prefixed is What in Malmesbuo mahes the contonis of the par raph 390, the fini in the fifth book, commencing Henricus junior, filius Willicinii magni, and at the last mori in the firet line of p. 616 l philosopherentur, mo
graphs 391, 392, 393, 399, are nexi inserted ; and in par raph 401 me come, in themiddis os tho word regio ine, to tho solio thiru-three. The paragraphs nexi extracted Dom aro 411, 412, and at the words i si poterat, in the Iast paragraph, me come to thoroverse of solio mirty-three. The remaining paragraphs are 413, 418, 429, and 420 ;in 418, at the words i contentus fructibus, me have tho solio miru-χur os our manuscripi, and in 319, the verso of the fame solio at the words i quasi pro. In the last par raph our copyist Omita the Words in Malmesbury de quo tertius liber memoriam socii, and astor the word insestus in the eighth line of the par raph wo read Rex Honrieus decessit apud Sanctum Dionisium in silva Leonum post xxxv. annos regni sui. Et sepultus fuit in Anglia in conventuali ecclesia monachorum apud Redinges, quam ipse construxerat; Whicli concludes tho solio δέ.
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Moriuo Henrieo, Rege predicto, Stephanus, Comes Bolonie, filius sororis ejus, audita morie ejus, transfretavit in Angliam, et a Williolmo, Cantuario Archiepiscopo, inunctus est in Regem apud Londonias, anno M'. CR. XXX'. V'. Hoc anno ecelesia Sancti Pauli Londoniarum combusta est de illo igne, qui, accensus ad pontem Londoniarum, perrexit usque ad ecclesiam Sancti Clementis Danorum. Anno regni sui V0. Imperatrix, filia predicti Regis Henrici, cum Roberto, fratro suo, Comite Glovemie, venit in Angliam, in sesto Sancti Michaelis. Postea, anno regni sui septimo, captus est idem Rex in bello, et duetus ad predictam Imperatricem, et in castello de Bristoue positus in custodia. Tunc Imperatrix a Londoniensibus et ab omni pene gente Anglorum suscepta est in dominam, exceptis cantonsibus. Sed tandem a Londoniensibus expulsa est in die Sancti Johannis Baptiste proximo sequenti. Sciendum quod ista Imperatrix suit filia predicti Regis Henrici, que, defuncto Imperatore, marito suo, nupsit Galfrido Plantagenet, Comiti Andegavensi. Anno predicto, statim in illa estate, obsessa est Turris Londoniarum a Londoniensibus, quam Willielmus de Magnavilla tenebat et firmaverat. Obsedit etiam Imperatrix castellum Wintonio cum avunculo suo, Davido Rege Scottorum, et predicto fratre suo Roberto. Sed Willielmus Ypriensis et Regina Regis Stephani cum Londoniensibus secerunt eam inde recedere. Captus est tune Robertus, Comes predietus, cum multis, cuius sola liberations Rex liberatus est, et sic absolutus est uterque. Captus fuit igitur comes predictus in die exaltationis Sancte Crucis, et Rex liberatus est in sesto omnium Sanctorum, et in regno restitutus. Anno sequenti Rex Stephanus obsedit Imperatricem in Oxonia : sod illa tandem evasit. Postea anno regni sui nono, copii Rex Galfridum de Magnavilla in Curia sua apud Sanctum Albanum post festum Sancti Michaelis ; qui, ut liberaretur, reddidit Regi Turrim Londoniarum et castella sua. Ipse vero postea in adventu Domini secit castellum Ecclesiam de Rameseya. Anno sequenti fuit maxima fames. Anno Regis predicti xiiij'. translatus est Sanctus Erlien idus, xviij. kalendas Octobris, apud Sanctum Paulum Londoniarum. Anno sequenti fuit hyems maXima, qui, incipiens viij. idus Decembris, duravit usque ad x. kalendas Martii, et Tamisia sic congelata fuit, ut pede et equo transfretetur. Postea, anno regni sui rix'. obiit filius suus Eustacius, et Henricus, Dux Normannie, filius Imperatricis predicte, et Comitis Andegavie, venit in Angliam in manu valida contra Regem Stephanum bellaturus infra Octabas Epyphanio. Et castellum de Malm heria obsedit et milites intus obsessos ad deditionem coegit. Postea tacta est pax inter Regem et ipsum Ducem apud Wintoniam, octavo kalendas Decembris. Anno sequεnti obiit Stephanus Rex, et sepultus est in Abathia de Faverinam, quam Construerat. DE HENRico REGE SECUNDO. ne prodictus Henricus, Dux Normannie, audito rumoro de moris predicti Regis, voti it Barofluum, et ibi per unum mensem ventum expectavit, et veniens in Angliam vij'. idus Decembris, ab omnibus electus est, et apud Westmonasterium in Regem unctus a Theobaldo, Archiepiscopo Cantuarie, iiij'. decimo kalendas Ianuarii, anno
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gratie M'. C'. quinquagesimo iiij q. Postea, idem Rex, anno regni sui iiij. duxit exercitum in Wallias, ubi plures de gente sua perdidit, cum Walenses sibi subjugavit. Anno sequenti idem Rex coronatus est apud Wigoratum, xii'. kalendas Maii, et post
celebrationem divinorum, coronam super altare posuit, nee ulterius coronatus est.
D. 35 ου'. Eodem anno nova moneta creata est in Anglia. Anno septimo l regni predicti Regis De consecratione Maria, Abbatissa, filia Regis Stephani, nupsit Matheo, Comiti Bolonio. Anno octavo Mncti 2 40me ire rogni istius obiit Thoobaldus, Archiepiscopus Cantuarie, et sequenti anno Thomas, uti fuisse hiliari C DRed riu' Regi', et Cantuarie Archidiaconus, consecratus est in Archiepiscopum et de ejus expulia Cantu riensem, iij '. nonas Iunii, Dominica proxima post Pentecosten. Anno xi'. regni sione. istius, Τhomas, Archiepiscopus predictus, subiit exilium, orta discordia inter ipsum et Regem, et Omnis parentela sua expulsa est ab Anglia per preceptum Regis. Anno xiiij'. regni sui, Mallidis, filia sua, nupsit Henrico, Duci Saxonie, de qua genitus fuit
Otho, Postea Imperator Romanorum. Anno septimo-decimo regni sui, Henricus, primogenitus filius ejus, inunctus est in Regem apud Westmonasterium a Rogem, Eboracensi Archiepiscopo ; nec tamen unquam regno Potitus est. Et Sanctus Thomas, Archiepiscopus predictus Cantuarie, eodem anno impie occiditur. Anno x . istius Regis captus est Comes Lucestrio, qui habuit guerram cum ipso Rege. Anno xxijnsacta est pax inter ipsum Regem et filios suos ; nam antea magna discordia orta fuit inter ipsos, qui ipsum ante et post in iram et furorem et ad arma et ad bella dense et indesinenter provocaverunt. Eodem anno Reginaldus, Comes Cornubie, diem clausum
extremum, filius scilicet Henrici Regis primi, si apud Redinge sepultus quiescit. Anno sequenti Johanna Regis predicti filia, scilicet, Henrici Secundi filii Imperatricis, transfretavit, Willielmo Regi Siculorum nuptura, septimo kalendas Septembris. Anno xxvi'. regni istius Lodovicus, Rex Francie, venit ad Sanctum Thomam in peregrinatione per licentiam Regis Anglie. Eodem anno coronatus est Philippus, filius predicti
Lodo ei, adhue patre suo vivente ; et ut annum eundem, annum benignitatis et sortilitatis intelligas, vido qui sequitur. Post hyemis nimiam siccitatem, post asperos prunarum incursus, post flatos aquilonales, toto tempore verno, continuos, post sulgura discurencia circa medium regionis a partibus occidentis in oriente, repente placitus imber idus Junii faciem irrigavit agrorum, animos colonorum, nullum spem reponentium, consternatos, felici communicatione resultans, fructibus arborum, setibus animalium, qui nunquam prorsus deperierant, grata subministrans lamenta. Τemptoriis itaque desuperiori lapsa benignius sementia, radici unculis vix aliquantulum innitenti, roris et pluvio succedaniis irrigationibus secundata, restituit. Solarius quoquo lames intentior et provenientibus fructibus per multa accommodus rura prius arantia ad tantam ubertatem ex insperato reduxit ut locis in pluribus vij. spicas in uno culino conspiceres. Evontu tali sitis vobis osse commonitum aliquid aliud subitum, inspiratum, insolitum, tuis imminere diebus. Anno regni Regis predicto obiit Lodo cus, Rex Francie, cui successit Philippus filius ejus in regnum Francie. Eodem anno nova moneta in
Anglia. Anno xxx'. regni sui obiit Henricus Rex, Junior, filius Regis Henrici predicti, nunquam regno potitus, iij ' idus Iunii. Anno xxxii'. regni sui Heraclius, Patriarcha Jerosolomitanus, venit in Angliam pro auxilia a Rege postulando ad succuserendum Terram Sanctam. Anno sequenti obiit Galfridus, filius predicti Regis, apud De patriarcha veniente in Anytisum.