Encyclopedia of antiquities : and elements of archaeology, classical and mediæval (1843)
Fosbroke, Thomas Dudley, 1770-1842 · London : M. A. Nattali · leaf 60
(shown in thePlate of Camps, p. 556, fig. 8,) canboast of the same relation, or the sameclaim to antiquity. From the horseupon British coins, Mr. Lysons ques-tioned the appropriation.? However,a Saxon camp is said to be adjacent.i Archffiol. xxiii. 356. Enc. Du Cange, v. Malha, ToUenuni,… … An Anglo-Saxon Feast; see pp. 589, 597. CHAPTER XII. Manners and Customs of Private Life among the Laity. Alarm-bells. These were com-mon in towns. During a pestilence,an Italian Lord of the 14th centuryshut himself up in his Chateau de Ma-rignon near Lode, and posted a cen-tinel, in a hell-tower,…
Classical antiquities · Civilization, Medieval
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