Property and Piety in Early Medieval Winchester: Documents Relating to the Topography of the Anglo-Saxon and Norman City and Its Minsters

Abstract

1. CRITERIA FOR INCLUSION OF DOCUMENTS IN THE PRESENT VOLUME 2. The Manuscript Sources: General Character List of Manuscripts 3. The Authenticity of the Documents Typology Degrees of authenticity Monastic propaganda 4. The Documents as Evidence for Historical Topography: Chronological Survey Recurrent references to topographical features of the Anglo-Saxon and Norman city Street names Topography outside the city 5. The Documents as a Reflection of the History of the City c.900-c.1150: Winchester as a royal city Winchester as an ecclesiastical centre Winchester as a national and regional centre 1. EDITORIAL PRINCIPLES 2. List of Documents 3. Documents I - XXXIII: Text, Translation, and Notes Latin word-list Old English word-list Index of biblical references Index of persons named in the documents Index of places named in the documents Index of Sawyer references

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