The Normans and Their Adversaries at War, Volume 12Richard Philip Abels, Bernard S. Bachrach Boydell & Brewer, 2001 - 232 halaman Studies of warfare, armies, logistics and weapons throughout the Norman realms. The studies in this book examine and illuminate the Anglo-Saxon and Anglo-Norman military institutions that supported and shaped the conduct of war in northwestern Europe in the central middle ages. Taken together they challenge received opinion on a number of issues and force a profound reconsideration of the manner in which the Normans and their adversaries, Anglo-Saxons, Danes, Angevins and the Welsh, prepared for and waged war. Contributors: RICHARD ABELS, BERNARD BACHRACH, KELLY DEVRIES, JOHN FRANCE, C.M. GILLMOR, ROBERT HELMERICHS, NIELS LUND, STEPHEN MORILLO, MICHAEL PRESTWICH, FREDERICK SUPPE. |
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Möttuls saga | 5 |
Ívens saga | 33 |
Parcevals saga with Valvens þáttr | 103 |
Skikkju rímur | 267 |
General Editors Preface vii | |
An Appreciation 15 | 15 |
William Rufus Plan for the Invasion of Aquitaine 31 | 31 |
Military Legitimacy in Late AngloSaxon | 65 |
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Istilah dan frasa umum
Æthelred Aimoin Aimoin's aldri Anglo-Norman Anglo-Saxon Chronicle Annales Bertiniani aptr Aquitaine army Artús bað brott castle castle-guard century Charles the Bald crusade eigi engi England English eptir Erec et Enide Erex frú fyrd garrison Gawain gekk gjarna Gruffydd Gruffydd ap Llywelyn guð hana hefði hefir henni Henry hinn hirð Hollister horse hún hvat hversu Jeufosse John of Worcester Kæi kastala king King Arthur knight kóngi kóngr kóngs kvað lady maðr mærin maiden mantle mátti með medieval mikit military mjök Norman Normandy Oissel ok mælti öllum Parceval raids reið ríða riddara riddarinn ride rode saga sakir segir segja sér sína sínum Sir Gawain Sir Íven sjá skipan skyldi spoke svá svarar sveinninn tók unnustu væri Valven varð váru veit við Viking vildi Welsh William Rufus yðr þá þann þat þegar þeir þeira þér þessa þessum þik þó þú því þvíat ek