The English Historical Review, Volumer 21-31Mandell Creighton, Justin Winsor, Samuel Rawson Gardiner, Reginald Lane Poole, Sir John Goronwy Edwards Oxford University Press, 1916 |
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... charter of King Boso ( 887 ) is still appealed to as an authority ; 1 and the spuriousness of the diploma of the Emperor Conrad II ( 1038 ) has not yet everywhere been recognized . In Roman times Maurienne and Susa , at the opposite ...
... charter of King Boso ( 887 ) is still appealed to as an authority ; 1 and the spuriousness of the diploma of the Emperor Conrad II ( 1038 ) has not yet everywhere been recognized . In Roman times Maurienne and Susa , at the opposite ...
Side 5
... charter relating to St. Barnard of Romans , dated 1068 , which speaks of Leger as the sixty - first bishop , makes it probable that the last notices in it were added in that year.36 Very likely it was about the same time that 6 6 28 The ...
... charter relating to St. Barnard of Romans , dated 1068 , which speaks of Leger as the sixty - first bishop , makes it probable that the last notices in it were added in that year.36 Very likely it was about the same time that 6 6 28 The ...
Side 7
... charter of King Boso , dated in 887 , which conferred the village of Hermillon on the church of Maurienne : this modest text was interpolated by a clause declaring the church of St. Mary at Susa with the churches subject to it to be ...
... charter of King Boso , dated in 887 , which conferred the village of Hermillon on the church of Maurienne : this modest text was interpolated by a clause declaring the church of St. Mary at Susa with the churches subject to it to be ...
Side 9
... charter of Conrad is certainly forged , we need not speculate on its consequences . The supposition that after the conquest of Lombardy by Charles the Great the monastery of Novalesa was incor- porated in that kingdom and became at the ...
... charter of Conrad is certainly forged , we need not speculate on its consequences . The supposition that after the conquest of Lombardy by Charles the Great the monastery of Novalesa was incor- porated in that kingdom and became at the ...
Side 10
... charter of Boso and the Life of St. Tigris as well as the series which we have mentioned in our first section - were ... charters . 65 i . 233 ff . of the province of Vienne . In course of time 10 January THE SEE OF MAURIENNE AND.
... charter of Boso and the Life of St. Tigris as well as the series which we have mentioned in our first section - were ... charters . 65 i . 233 ff . of the province of Vienne . In course of time 10 January THE SEE OF MAURIENNE AND.
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