 | Frederic Austin Ogg - 1908 - 524 pages
...mfirmities of body, continued to carry tiyities of the on the government, and to practice hunting in k all its branches; to teach his workers in gold and artificers of all kinds, his falconers, hawkers and dog-keepers; to build houses, majestic and splendid, beyond all the precedents... | |
 | John Allen Giles - 1901 - 586 pages
...the Saxon poems, and are continually in the habit of making use of books. In the meantime, the king, during the frequent wars and other trammels of this present life, the invasipns of the pagans, and his own daily infirmities of body, continued to carry on the government,... | |
 | George Washington Andrew Luckey - 1916 - 208 pages
...with great assiduity and success." From Asser's Life of Alfred the Great. "In the meantime the king, during the frequent wars and other trammels of this...his workers in gold and artificers of all kinds, his falconers, hawkers and dog-keepers; to build houses^ majestic and good, beyond all the precedents of... | |
 | Allen Rogers Benham - 1916 - 674 pages
...the Saxon poems, and are continually in the habit of making use of books. In the meantime, the king, during the frequent wars and other trammels of this present life, the invasion of the pagans, and his own daily infirmities of body, continued to carry on the government,... | |
 | Frederick Joseph Harvey Darton - 1922 - 410 pages
...their country." THE EPISTLE OF GILDAS THE WISE (Ed. JA Giles). " In the meantime, [Alfred] the King, during the frequent wars and other trammels of this present life, the invasion of the pagans, and his own daily infirmities of body, continued to carry on the government,... | |
 | Frederick Joseph Harvey Darton - 1922 - 392 pages
...their country." THE EPISTLE OF GILDAS THE WISE (Ed. JA Giles). " In the meantime, [Alfred] the King, during the frequent wars and other trammels of this present life, the invasion of the pagans, and his own daily infirmities of body, continued to carry on the government,... | |
 | Robert Burns Morgan - 1923 - 696 pages
...befit noblemen, they became studious and clever in the liberal arts. . . . In the meantime the king, during the frequent wars and other trammels of this present life, the invasion of the pagans, and his own daily infirmities of body, continued to carry on the government... | |
 | Cyril Edward Robinson - 1928 - 966 pages
...himself. Here is what Asser, his friend and great admirer, wrote of him: "In the meantime the King continued to carry on the government, and to exercise...his workers in gold and artificers of all kinds, his falconers, hawkers, and dog-keepers; to recite Saxon books, and especially to learn by heart the Saxon... | |
 | David Lyle Jeffrey - 1996 - 420 pages
...dauntless perseverance in learning. All of his scholarly endeavors were necessarily pursued intermittently "during the frequent wars and other trammels of this present life, the invasions of the pagans, his own daily infirmities of body, carrying on of the duties of government ,"56 and while teaching... | |
 | Karen Louise Jolly - 1997 - 588 pages
...the king, during the wars and frequent trammels of this present life, the invasions of the heathen, and his own daily infirmities of body, continued to carry on the government, and to practice hunting in all its branches; to teach his goldsmiths and all his artificers, his falconers,... | |
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In the meantime, the king, during the frequent wars and other trammels of this present life, the invasions of the pagans, and his own daily infirmities of body, continued to carry on the government, and to exercise hunting in all its branches ; to teach... 
