| Original language | English |
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| Place of Publication | Oxford |
| Publisher | Oxford University Press |
| Number of pages | 174 |
| ISBN (Print) | 978-0-19-929714-6 |
| Publication status | Published - 2008 |
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| Name | Oxford Medieval Texts |
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Scott-Stokes, C., & Given-Wilson, C. (Eds.) (2008). Chronicon Anonymi Cantuariensis. The Chronicle of Anonymous of Canterbury 1346-65: This edition of a chronicle written in Canterbury in the mid-fourteenth century is based on a new and previously unknown manuscript found in Cranston Library (Reigate) which included a considerable amount of material not known to the previous early twentieth-century editor of the chronicle, who had used a manuscript from which all the text from the years 1357-64 was missing (the chronicle covers the years 1346-65). Our edition includes the complete Latin text, with textual notes, historical footnotes, and full translation into English in parallel-page format, published by Oxford Medieval Texts, the foremost modern publishers of scholarly editions. (Oxford Medieval Texts). Oxford University Press.
Scott-Stokes, Charity (Editor) ; Given-Wilson, Chris (Editor). / Chronicon Anonymi Cantuariensis. The Chronicle of Anonymous of Canterbury 1346-65 : This edition of a chronicle written in Canterbury in the mid-fourteenth century is based on a new and previously unknown manuscript found in Cranston Library (Reigate) which included a considerable amount of material not known to the previous early twentieth-century editor of the chronicle, who had used a manuscript from which all the text from the years 1357-64 was missing (the chronicle covers the years 1346-65). Our edition includes the complete Latin text, with textual notes, historical footnotes, and full translation into English in parallel-page format, published by Oxford Medieval Texts, the foremost modern publishers of scholarly editions. Oxford : Oxford University Press, 2008. 174 p. (Oxford Medieval Texts).
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Scott-Stokes, C & Given-Wilson, C (eds) 2008, Chronicon Anonymi Cantuariensis. The Chronicle of Anonymous of Canterbury 1346-65: This edition of a chronicle written in Canterbury in the mid-fourteenth century is based on a new and previously unknown manuscript found in Cranston Library (Reigate) which included a considerable amount of material not known to the previous early twentieth-century editor of the chronicle, who had used a manuscript from which all the text from the years 1357-64 was missing (the chronicle covers the years 1346-65). Our edition includes the complete Latin text, with textual notes, historical footnotes, and full translation into English in parallel-page format, published by Oxford Medieval Texts, the foremost modern publishers of scholarly editions. Oxford Medieval Texts, Oxford University Press, Oxford.
Chronicon Anonymi Cantuariensis. The Chronicle of Anonymous of Canterbury 1346-65: This edition of a chronicle written in Canterbury in the mid-fourteenth century is based on a new and previously unknown manuscript found in Cranston Library (Reigate) which included a considerable amount of material not known to the previous early twentieth-century editor of the chronicle, who had used a manuscript from which all the text from the years 1357-64 was missing (the chronicle covers the years 1346-65). Our edition includes the complete Latin text, with textual notes, historical footnotes, and full translation into English in parallel-page format, published by Oxford Medieval Texts, the foremost modern publishers of scholarly editions. / Scott-Stokes, Charity (Editor); Given-Wilson, Chris (Editor).
Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2008. 174 p. (Oxford Medieval Texts).
Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2008. 174 p. (Oxford Medieval Texts).
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Scott-Stokes C, (ed.), Given-Wilson C, (ed.). Chronicon Anonymi Cantuariensis. The Chronicle of Anonymous of Canterbury 1346-65: This edition of a chronicle written in Canterbury in the mid-fourteenth century is based on a new and previously unknown manuscript found in Cranston Library (Reigate) which included a considerable amount of material not known to the previous early twentieth-century editor of the chronicle, who had used a manuscript from which all the text from the years 1357-64 was missing (the chronicle covers the years 1346-65). Our edition includes the complete Latin text, with textual notes, historical footnotes, and full translation into English in parallel-page format, published by Oxford Medieval Texts, the foremost modern publishers of scholarly editions. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2008. 174 p. (Oxford Medieval Texts).