...either through the dread they had of the king, or for the affection which they bore him. His dignity was so great throughout his dominions, that his banners...banner which the Romans call Tufa, and the English, Tuuf, was in like manner borne before him. CAP. XVII. UT IDEM AB HONORIO PAPA EXHORTATORIAS LITERAS...

...people, that every spring by the way-side was provided with a bowl, for the refreshment of travellers.3 Thus, by his nobleness and intrepidity of character,...his cities, towns, or provinces, with his officers, tlm standard-bearer was wont to go before him. Also, when he walked along the streets, that sort of...

...• Or Piirteney, a cell to Bardney Abbey. Deda was the Bret abbat. j f Southwell, Nottinghamshire. him in battle, but even in time of peace, when he...walked along the streets, that sort of banner which the Eomans call Tufa,* and the English, Tuuf, was in like manner borne before him. CHAP. XVTL Edwin receive*...

...Nottinghamshire, but upon evidence which ia by no means conclusive. He ia followed, however, by Smith. dominions, that his banners were not only borne before...in battle ; but even in time of peace, when he rode among his cities, vills, or provinces, with his officers, the standard-bearer was always wont to go...

...provinces, with his officers, the standard-bearer was always wont to go before him. Also, wherever he walked along the streets, that sort of banner which the Romans call Tufa, and the English, Thuuf,1 was in like manner borne before him. CHAP. XVLL [AD 634.] — THE SAME KINO BECEIVES LETTERS...

...either through the dread they had of the king, or for the affection which they boie him. His dignity was so great throughout his dominions, that his banners were not only borne before bbn in battle, but even in time of peace, when he rode about bis cities, towns, or provinces, with...

...with his ministers, a standard-bearer was always wont to precede him ; also when he walked anywhere along the streets, that sort of banner which the Romans call Tufa, and the Anglians Tuuf, was in like manner carried before him" (ii. 16). In such state we may conceive Edwin...

...English, has already been described; his banners were not only borne before him in battle, but also in time of peace ; when he rode about his cities,...officers, the standard-bearer was wont to go before him ; and even when he walked along the streets, that sort of banner which the Eomans call Tufa and the...

...English, has already been described; his banners were not only borne before him in battle, but also in time of peace ; when he rode about his cities,...officers, the standard-bearer was wont to go before him ; and even when he walked along the streets, that sort of banner which the Eomans call Tufa and the...

...insignia of Roman authority. His dignity, says the historian Beda, as of a special thing to be observed " was so great throughout his dominions that his banners...; also when he walked along the streets, that sort distinguishes clearly "between the immediate dominions or regnum of any king, and the imperium or overlordship...