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A23592
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Tabula; Chronicles of England.
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Higden, Ranulf, d. 1364. Polycronicon. English. Selections.; Trevisa, Johncd. 1402.
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STC 9997; ESTC S121402
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haue be auenged ãâã hym for by cause that yâ erle Godewin that was Haroldes fader had lete âlee Alured that was saynt Edwardê ãâã pryncypally for by cause that ãâã was quene Emines sone that was Richardes moder duke of Norman dy that was aâânll to the duke William And neuertheles whan the duke William had Harolde in pryson vnder his power forasmoche as this Harold was a noble wyse knyght a worthy of body that his fader he was accorded with good kynge Edwarde therfore wolde not mysdo hym But all manere thynges that betwixt them was spoken and ordeyned Harolde by his good wyll swore vâon a boke vpon holy sayntes that he sholde spouse wedde duke Willyams doughter after the deth of saynt Edwarde that he sholde besely do his dâuour for to kepe saue the reame of Englonde vnto the profyte auantage of duke Wyllyam ¶ And whan Harolde had thus made his othe vnto yâ duke Wyllyam he lete hym goo yaââ hym many a ââyche yettes And he tho wente ãâ¦ã hym be amenged what ãâ¦ã befell ¶ And anone ãâ¦ã assemble a grete ãâã come in to Englonde to auenge hym vpon Harolde to conquert the londe yf that he myght ¶ And in the same yere that Harolde was crowned Harolde Herekynge kynge of Denmarke arryued in Scotlande thought to haue be kynge of Englonde he came in Englonde ãâã destroyed all that he myght tyll that he came to Yorke there he slewe many men of armes a thousande a hââdred preestes Whan this tydydges came to yâ kynge he assembled a grete power and wente for to fyght with Haralde of Denmark with his owne hondes he hym slewe the Danes were dyscomfyted and tho that were left alyue with moche sorowe fledde to theye shyppes And thus kynge Harolde of Englonde slewe kynge Haralde of Denmark ¶ Anno dmÌ M.lxvi. ¶ How William Bastarde duke of Normandy came in to England and slewe kynge Harolde ANd whan this batayll was done Harolde became so proude ãâã no thynge perâe with his people of the thynge that he had goten but hel ãâã all ãâã hymself Wherfore the moost parte of his people were âââthe from hym ãâã is yâ oonly with hym abode ãâã but his soldyours And vpon a ãâ¦ã he sate at meete a messager came to hyÌ sayd that Wyllyam bastarde the duke of Normandy was arryued in Englonde with a grete hoste had take all the loâde about Haslynge also myned the castell Whan the kynge had herde this tydynges he went thyther with a lytell power in all the hast yâ he myght for there were but fewe people with hym lefte And whan he was come thyder he ordeyned to yeue bataylle to duke Wyllyam But the duke axed hym of these thre thynges yf that he wolde haue his doughter to wyf as he made swore his othe behyght or that he wolde holde the londe of hym in truage or he wolde determyne this thynge in batayll This Harolde was a proude man a stronge trusted wonder moche vpon his streng the and faught with the duke William and with his people But Harolde and his men in this batayl were dyscomfyted and hymself there was slayne and this batayll was ended at Tombrydge in the seconde yere of his regne vppon saynt Calixtus daye so he was buryed at Walcham ¶ Of kynge Wyllyam bastarde how he gouerned hym well and wysely and of the greate warre bytwene hym the kynge of Fraunce AS Wyllyam Bastarde duke of Normandy had conquered all yâ londe vpon Crystmasse daye then nexte he lete crowne hym kyng at Westmestre as a ãâã kyng yoââ vnto Englysh ãâã largely ãâã to his ãâã And afterwarde he wente hym ouer the see came in to Normandye there be dwelled a whyle And in the seconde yere of his regne he came ayen in to Englonde brought with hym Maude his wyf lete crowne her quene Englonde on Wyssondaye ¶ And tho anone after the kyng of Scotlonde that was called Malcolââ began to stryue wanâ with the kynge Wyllyam And he ordeyned hym towarde Scotlonde with his men bothe by londe by see for to deshore kynge Malcolm But they were âââded yâ kyng of Scotlonde be ãâ¦ã man belde all his londe of hym And kynge William receyued of hym his homage came ayen in to Englond And as kynge William had be kyng ãâ¦ã it Maude yâ quene deyed on whom ãâã ge William had begote ãâ¦ã dern that is for to say Robert Curth a William Rous. Richarde also that ãâã ed. Henry Beauclerke and Maude ãâã that was the erles wyf of Bleynes other foure fayr doughters ¶ And after his wyues dethe grete deâate began betwixt hym the kyng of FrauÌâe Philip but at the laste they were accorded And tho dwelled the kynge of Englonde in Normandy noo man hym warnedâ he no man longe tyme. ¶ And the kynge of Fraunce sayd vpon a daye in ãâã ne of kynge William had longe tyme lyen in childe bedde longe tyme badâ rested hym there And this worde came to the kynge of Englonde there that he dyde lye in Normandye at Rone And for this worde was tho ruyll apayedâ also wonder wroth towarde the kyng of Fraunce And swore by god that whan he were arysen of his skyenesse he wolde lygâââ a thousande candelles to the kynge of FrauÌce ãâã lete assemble a grete hoste of Normandy of Englysshe men And in the begyunynge of Her ãâã he come in to Fraunce bende all ãâ¦ã that they come by ãâã the ãâ¦ã to here ãâã as moche as he myghte breaâe And hymselfe halpe therto alle that he myghte with a good wyll And there was a grete hete what of the fyre that was so grete of the sonne that it was wâder hote that it stuffed hym so that he became felle in to a grete dysease skynesse And whan he sawe that he was so stronge syke he ordeyned assygned all Normandye to Robert Curthos his sone all Englonde to Wyllyam the Rous and bequane to Henry Beauclerke all his treasour And whan he thus had done he receyued all the sacramentê of holy chirche deyed the .xx. yere of his regne lyeth at Cane in Normandy ¶ Anno dmÌ M.lxvi. ORegorius the .vij. was pope after Alexander .xij. yere this man ordeyned in a generall Synodus that no preest sholde haue a wyf ne sholde dwelle with wyÌmen but tho that yâ holy Synodus of Micena other decrees hadde suffred And then yâ preestê sette nought or lytell pondred his ordynaunce This pope coÌmaunded yâ no man sholde here masse of a preest yâ had a coÌcubyne And he on a certayn tyme whan he was Cardynall Legate in to FrauÌce proceded sharpely ayenst prelates preestes that were symoniers And among other was one bysshopp there that was gretely famed