The reign of Cnut: King of England, Denmark and Norway

Abstract

Introduction - Cnut in context Cnut's Scandinavian empire Cnut's Danish kingdom Cnut's earls military developments in the reign of Cnut an urban policy for Cnut? King Cnut in the verse of his skalds Danish place-names and personal names in England Archbiship Wulfstan and the homiletic element in the laws of Ethelred II and Cnut a worthy antiquity - the movement of King Cnut's bones in Winchester Cathedral the coinage of Cnut an iron reverse die of the reign of Cnut. Appendices: moneyers with apparently similar elements in the formation of their names the significance of the moneyer's name various possible mint readings for Norwich mints listed in EHC as having struck Cnut's third issue, the Short Cross Type 1030-5 terminology for discussion of coin-dies. Textual appendix: Osbern's account of the translation of St Elfheah's relics from London to Canterbury, 8-11 June 1023, an annotated edition.

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