Scottish Annals From English Chroniclers A.D. 500 to 1286
Scottish Annals From English Chroniclers A.D. 500 to 1286
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1072.
Etiiolwin liad offended the northern party by warning Rol)ert of Coin- ininos of liis danger, and by entertaining liim at his house, wliich was burned down ; S. of D., H.R., ii, 187. Ho w€m nevertheless involved in the loss of the northern causo ; cf. infra, s.a. 1070.
- From his Ixunu associatecl with Coapatric, Ciillo-Micliael may bo sup- |>osod to have been a ScottiBh Celt rather than an Irish ally of the Danes.
' In sleep one of the clergy of Durham had a vision, in which St. Cuthbert... denoimcod Gospatric and revealed the deatli and torments of Gillo-Michael : — *' And there too Gillo-Michael was racked with fearful pains ; for he lay pros- trate in the most noiKomo place, thrust through from side to side with a very sharp liay-scytlie, and suffered intolerable tortures. The wretch cried out, and lamentably without intermission omitte
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1072.
Etiiolwin liad offended the northern party by warning Rol)ert of Coin- ininos of liis danger, and by entertaining liim at his house, wliich was burned down ; S. of D., H.R., ii, 187. Ho w€m nevertheless involved in the loss of the northern causo ; cf. infra, s.a. 1070.
- From his Ixunu associatecl with Coapatric, Ciillo-Micliael may bo sup- |>osod to have been a ScottiBh Celt rather than an Irish ally of the Danes.
' In sleep one of the clergy of Durham had a vision, in which St. Cuthbert... denoimcod Gospatric and revealed the deatli and torments of Gillo-Michael : — *' And there too Gillo-Michael was racked with fearful pains ; for he lay pros- trate in the most noiKomo place, thrust through from side to side with a very sharp liay-scytlie, and suffered intolerable tortures. The wretch cried out, and lamentably without intermission omitte
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