Once I Was A Clever Boy
Showing posts with label King Alfred. Show all posts
Showing posts with label King Alfred. Show all posts
Wednesday, 16 December 2015

Further reflections on the Watlington hoard

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Two letters in Monday's Daily Telegraph suggest modifications to the interpretation being given to the coins and treasure found last Oc...
Friday, 11 December 2015

King Alfred, King Coelwulf II and the Watlington Hoard

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A friend kindly drew my attention to the report on The Times about the discovery a couple of months ago of the Watlington hoard and the n...
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Friday, 1 May 2015

Æthelwold ætheling

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Each day Wikipedia features one of their onine articles, and yesterday they chose a very interesting one about the aetheling Aethelwold, t...
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Sunday, 26 October 2014

King Alfred

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Today is the 1115th anniversary of the death in 899 of King Alfred the Great. The only English King to be consistently so described he wa...
Thursday, 23 January 2014

The Earliest English Royal Books

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I have been meaning to finish writing this post for ages, and over the Christmas and New Year holiday I have found both my notes and the op...
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Saturday, 18 January 2014

A bone of King Alfred?

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I see on the BBC website that a fragment of bone unearthed in 1999 could well be part of the remains of King Alfred the Great or of his son...
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Once I Was A Clever Boy
I am a Catholic and a historian based in Oxford, where I am a member of Oriel College. My research, for a long delayed D.Phil., is a study of Richard Fleming, Bishop of Lincoln in the second decade of the fifteenth century. I also work as a freelance tutor in History and as an independent tour guide. I was received into the Church in 2005 and am a Brother of the External Oratory of St Philip Neri at the Oxford Oratory.
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