...collection which was begun there in 1287. On purely paleographical grounds, he dates the codex from the end of the thirteenth or the beginning of the fourteenth century; Brunel (1935:no. 343) opts for the fourteenth century with no further precision. If it was executed...

...in a very legible character. From the form of the letters, Polenus conje&ures that it was written at the end of the thirteenth, or the beginning of the fourteenth century. Prolegomena ad Poleni editianem Frontini de jtquceductis, p. IQ> 20. Mention is made of this manufcript...

...manuscript of the Edda is in the possession of the King of Denmark, and is supposed to be written at the end of the thirteenth, or the beginning of the fourteenth century : there is likewise a very valuable one, of the same work, at Upsala, which Mr. Goeurandson has published,...

...Northern Russia had their residence, before they had fixed their capital at Moscow ; which happened about the end of the thirteenth or the beginning of the fourteenth century. This Grand Duchy, which had several dependant and subordinate principalities, was conferred by the...

...scriptural history in verse, or rather to collect into one view, all the religious poetry he could find2. Apparently coeval with this, is another version of...thirteenth or the beginning of the fourteenth century. There are likewise extant, copies of the same version revised and considerably improved 3. It is not...

...scriptural history in verse, or rather to collect into one view, all the religious poetry he could find.t Apparently coeval with this, is another version of...comprising a large portion of Genesis and Exodus, hut evidently the work of another hand, and composed in the northern dialect of that age. In the same...

...Scriptural history in verse, or rather to collect into one view, all the religious poetry he could 6nd. Apparently coeval with this, is another version of...composed in the northern dialect of that age. In the same diakct is a rhymed version of the Psalms, which has been referred to the end of the thirteenth or the...

...Northern Russia had their residence, before they had fixed their capital at Moscow ; which happened about the end of the thirteenth or the beginning of the fourteenth century. This Grand Dutchy, which had several dependent and subor dinate principalities, was conferred by the...

...other; only the arches are here far more lofty. The Gothic forms are very pure and noble, and indicate the end of the thirteenth or the beginning of the fourteenth century. The choir and part of the aisles are in the late Roman, or, as it is called here in England, the Norman...

...Northern Russia had their residence, before they had fixed their capital at Moscow ; which happened about the end of the thirteenth or the beginning of the fourteenth century. This grand duehy, which hud several dependant and subordinate principalities, was conferred by the...