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Contents
OF the originall of Nations and confequently 1t of that nation from the which Englifhmen | 1 |
Of the arryuall of the Saxons out of Gertnanit | 113 |
Of the Danes and the Normannesand their coming | 155 |
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abreuiation accompted afmuch aforefaid afterward againft albeit alfb alfo ancient language ancient woord appeer becaufe bee called Britain caufe cometh comonly countrey cuftome Danes deed deryued diuers doth Duke England Englifh Englifli euen faid faith fbme fbmtymes fbnne feem feemeth fhewed fhould fignifieth fignify fiich fiirnames fince firft flaine fome fomtymes French fteed ftil fuch fundry furnames fyde fynd Gaules Germans giue giuen hath hauing heer heerof himfelf honor hundreth ibme Idol king kynd land Latin lefle litle lyke manner mofte Moreouer muft name of office nation Netherlands neuer noble Normannes occafion ortography otherwife ouer pofteritie Prince proper names raigne reafbn RICHARD VERSTEGAN rightly Saxon anceters Sicambri Teutonic thefaid thefame thefe themfelues therein thereof thing thofe toung Troyans tyme vfed vnder vnderftand vnto vpon warre wee fay wee haue weft whence whome whyle woord written wryte
Bibliographic information
| Title | A restitution of decayed intelligence Volume 323 of English recusant literature, 1558-1640 |
| Author | Richard Verstegan |
| Edition | illustrated, reprint |
| Publisher | Scolar Press, 1976 |
| Length | 338 pages |
| Subjects | › › Anglo-Saxon period, 449-1066 Anglo-Saxons English language Foreign Language Study / Old & Middle English Great Britain History History / Europe / Great Britain Old English, ca. 450-1100 |
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