 | John Henry Parker - 1846 - 328 halaman
...monasteries which had been partly injured and partly destroyed by the military incursions of himself or of his father : he built churches in all the places where he had fought, and more particularly at ASCHEXDUNK, and appointed ministers to them, who, through the succeeding revolutions of ages, might... | |
 | William (of Malmesbury) - 1847 - 582 halaman
...monasteries, which had been [tartly injured, and partly destroyed by the military incursions of himself, or of his father ; he built churches in all the places where he had fought, and more particularly at Assingdon, and appointed ministers to them, who, through the succeeding revolutions of ages, might... | |
 | 1854 - 452 halaman
...others by Cnut. He repaired the monasteries throughout England, which had been partly injured and partly destroyed by the military incursions of himself and...places where he had fought, and more particularly at Ashdown,' and appointed ministers to them, who through succeeding ages might pray to God for the souls... | |
 | William (of Malmesbury.) - 1854 - 482 halaman
...others by Cnut. He repaired the monasteries throughout England, which had been partly injured and partly destroyed by the military incursions of himself and...places where he had fought, and more particularly at Ashdown,4 and appointed ministers to them, who through succeeding ages might pray to God for the souls... | |
 | John Henry Parker - 1861 - 314 halaman
...churches, the monasteries, and even the oratories in the villages, were changed for better ones'." In the year 1017 Canute succeeded to the throne, and soon began to restore the monastery's which had been injured or destroyed by the military incursions of himself and of his father... | |
 | Mary Charlotte Stapley - 1865 - 180 halaman
...throughout England the monasteries'", which had been partly destroyed by the Danes under himself or his father. He built churches in all the places where he had fought, and appointed clergy to minister in them. Meanwhile Archbishop Ethelnoth, we are told, " encouraged the... | |
 | John Henry Parker - 1867 - 328 halaman
...churches, the monasteries, and even the oratories in the villages, were changed for better ones"." In the year 1017 Canute succeeded to the throne, and...himself and of his father : " He built churches in all a "Igitur infra supra dictum raillcsimum, tertio jam fere imminente anne, .contigit in universe pene... | |
 | John Henry Parker - 1881 - 412 halaman
...tamen quaeque gens Christi-colarum advcrsun alteram decentiore frui. Erat enim instar ac si mundus lose In the year 1017 Canute succeeded to the throne, and...incursions of himself and of his father: "He built churehes in all 8. Barnaek6, Northamptonshire. Tower-areh of Anglo-Saxon character. the places where... | |
 | William (of Malmesbury) - 1895 - 604 halaman
...monasteries, which had been partly injured, and partly destroyed by the military incursions of himself, or of his father ; he built churches in all the places where he had fought, and more particularly at Assingdon, and appointed ministers to them, who, through the succeeding revolutions of ages, might... | |
 | William (of Malmesbury) - 1904 - 616 halaman
...and partly destroyed by the military incursions of himself, or of his father ; he built churche.-i in all the places where he had fought, and more particularly at Assingdon, and appointed ministers to them, who, through the succeeding revolutions of ages, might... | |
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He repaired, throughout England, the monasteries, which had been partly injured, and partly destroyed by the military incursions of himself, or of his father; he built churches in all the places where he had fought, and more particularly at Assingdon,... 