144 results on '"Thornton, David E."'
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2. Northern Saints’ Names as Monastic Bynames in Late Medieval and Early Tudor England
3. Out of sight, out of mind? The wills of monastic and mendicant bishops in Britain and Ireland, 1350–1535
4. Out of sight, out of mind? The wills of monastic and mendicant bishops in Britain and Ireland, 1350–1535.
5. All the world wide web's a stage : Improving students’ information skills with dramatic video tutorials
6. A MYNACH BY ANY OTHER NAME . . . : THE ANTHROPONYMY OF THE WELSH CISTERCIANS, c.1300–1540
7. Predatory Nomenclature and Dynastic Expansion in Early Medieval Wales
8. Early Medieval Louth: The Kingdom of Conaille Muirtheimne
9. Clann Eruilb: Irish or Scandinavian?
10. COEL and the Computer: Towards a Prosopographical Key to Anglo-norman Documents, 1066-1166
11. Stability or mobility? Movement between cistercian houses in late medieval England and wales
12. Locus, Sanctus, et Virtus: Monastic Surnaming in Late Medieval and Early Tudor England Reviewed
13. Identifying Celts in the past: a methodology
14. 12 Some Welshmen in Domesday Book and Beyond: Aspects of Anglo-Welsh Relations in the Eleventh Century
15. How useful are episcopal ordination lists as a source for medieval english monastic history?
16. THE PROSOPOGRAPHY OF ENGLISH MONASTIC ORDERS AT THE DISSOLUTION: EVIDENCE FROM THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES ASSESSED
17. Medieval Welsh Genealogy. An Introduction and Textual Study.
18. How Useful are Episcopal Ordination Lists as a Source for Medieval English Monastic History?
19. The Last Monks of Worcester Cathedral Priory
20. Design and Operation of Oil Discharge Systems and Characteristics of Oil Used in the Baffin Island Oil Spill Project
21. STABILITY OR MOBILITY? MOVEMENT BETWEEN CISTERCIAN HOUSES IN LATE MEDIEVAL AND EARLY TUDOR ENGLAND AND WALES.
22. Genealogies, royal
23. Some Welshmen in Domesday Book and Beyond: Aspects of Anglo-Welsh Relations in the Eleventh Century
24. Urien Rheged [Urien ap Cynfarch] (fl. c. 560–c. 580), king of Rheged
25. Tysilio [St Tysilio, Suliau] (fl. c. 600), holy man
26. Owain ap Hywel (b. before 929, d. 988), king of Deheubarth
27. Livinus [St Livinus] (supp. d. 633?), missionary
28. Owain ab Edwin (d. 1105), ruler in Wales
29. Dyfrig [St Dyfrig, Dubricius] (supp. fl. c. 475–c. 525), holy man and supposed bishop
30. Cynan Garwyn (fl. c. 550–c. 600), king of Powys
31. Brychan Brycheiniog (fl. c. 500), king of Brycheiniog
32. Tírechán [St Tírechán] (fl. c. 690), bishop and writer
33. Hywel Dda [Hywel Dda ap Cadell] (d. 949/50), king in Wales
34. Cynddylan ap Cyndrwyn (fl. c. 616–c. 641), king in Wales
35. Cadell Ddyrnllug (fl. 5th cent.), king of Powys
36. Hywel ab Edwin (d. 1044), king of Deheubarth
37. Asaf [St Asaf, Asaph, Asa] (supp. fl. 6th cent.), bishop
38. Euddogwy [St Euddogwy, Oudoceus] (supp. fl. late 6th cent.), holy man and supposed bishop
39. Illtud [St Illtud, Illtyd] (fl. 5th–6th cent.), abbot of Llantwit Major
40. Hywel ab Ieuaf (d. 985), king of Gwynedd
41. Morgan Hen [Morgan Mawr] (d. 974), king of Morgannwg
42. Cadell ap Rhodri (d. 910), king in Wales
43. Rhun Hir [Rhun ap Maelgwn Gwynedd] (fl. 547–c. 600), king of Gwynedd
44. Iago ab Idwal Foel (d. c. 979), king of Gwynedd
45. Decuman [St Decuman, Decumanus] (fl. 6th cent.), holy man
46. Beulan (fl. c. 1000–c. 1050), priest
47. Probus (fl. 9th–11th cent.), writer
48. Rhys ap Tewdwr (d. 1093), ruler in Wales
49. Muirchú [St Muirchú, Muirchú maccu Machthéni] (fl. 697), biographer
50. Maredudd ab Owain (d. 999), king of Gwynedd and of Deheubarth
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