Selected quad for the lemma: kingdom_n

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
kingdom_n	denmark_n	king_n	sweden_n	2,083	5	12.1810	5	false

Text snippets containing the quad

ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A50902	The history of Britain, that part especially now call'd England from the first traditional beginning, continu'd to the Norman conquest / collected out of the antientest and best authours thereof by John Milton.	Milton, John, 1608-1674.; Faithorne, William, 1616-1691.	1670 (1670)	Wing M2119; ESTC R13663	213,672	366

a_o concubine_n solemn_o crown_v at_o kingston_n upon_o thames_n p._n 223._o the_o conspiracy_n of_o one_o alfred_n and_o his_o accomplice_n against_o he_o discover_v ibid._n he_o give_v his_o sister_n edgith_n to_o sitric_n the_o dane_n but_o drive_v out_o anlaf_n and_o guthferd_v out_o of_o their_o kingdom_n p._n 224._o the_o story_n of_o his_o deal_n with_o his_o brother_n edwin_n question_v as_o improbable_a ibid._n he_o over-throws_a a_o vast_a army_n of_o scotch_a and_o irish_a under_o anlaf_n and_o constantine_n king_n of_o scotland_n p._n 225._o 226._o etc._n etc._n he_o die_v at_o gloucester_n and_o be_v bury_v at_o malmsbury_n p._n 228._o his_o character_n p._n 229._o assaracus_n a_o trojan_a prince_n joins_z with_o brutus_z against_o pandrasus_n p._n 8._o aulus_n plautin_v send_v against_o this_o island_n by_o the_o emperor_n claudius_n p._n 52._o he_o overthrow_v caractacus_n and_o togodumnus_n ibid._n be_v very_o much_o put_v to_o it_o by_o the_o britan_n p._n 53._o send_v to_o claudius_n to_o come_v over_o and_o join_v with_o he_o ibid._n leave_v the_o country_n quiet_a and_o return_v triumphant_a to_o rome_n p._n 54._o 55._o aurelius_n conanus_fw-la a_o british_a king_n one_o of_o the_o five_o that_o be_v say_v to_o have_v reign_v towards_o the_o begin_n of_o the_o saxon_a heptarchy_n p._n 131._o austin_n with_o other_o send_v over_o from_o rome_n to_o preach_v the_o gospel_n to_o the_o saxon_n p._n 138._o he_o be_v receive_v by_o king_n ethelbert_n who_o hear_v he_o in_o a_o great_a assembly_n p._n 139._o he_o be_v ordain_v archbishop_n of_o the_o english_a p._n 140._o he_o have_v his_o seat_n at_o canterbury_n p._n 141._o he_o summon_v together_o the_o british_a bishop_n require_v they_o to_o conform_v with_o he_o in_o point_n wherein_o they_o differ_v p._n 142._o upon_o their_o refusal_n he_o stir_v up_o ethelfrid_n against_o they_o to_o the_o slaughter_n of_o 1200_o monk_n p._n 144._o b._n bardus_n one_o of_o the_o first_o race_n of_o king_n fable_v to_o have_v reign_v in_o this_o island_n p._n 4._o descend_v from_o samothe_n ibid._n beorn_n precede_v ethelred_n in_o the_o kingdom_n of_o the_o east-angle_n p._n 187._o bericus_n fly_v to_o rome_n persuade_v the_o emperor_n claudius_n to_o invade_v this_o island_n p._n 51._o bernulf_n usurp_v the_o kingdom_n of_o mercia_n from_o keolwulf_n be_v overthrow_v by_o ecbert_n at_o ellandune_n p._n 186._o fly_v to_o the_o east-angle_n be_v by_o they_o slay_v ib._n berinus_fw-la a_o bishop_n send_v by_o pope_n honorius_n convert_v the_o westsaxon_n and_o their_o king_n to_o christianity_n p._n 155._o birthric_a king_n of_o the_o westsaxon_n after_o kinwulf_n p._n 179._o he_o secret_o seek_v the_o life_n of_o ecbert_n p._n 183._o be_v poison_v by_o a_o cup_n which_o his_o wife_n have_v prepare_v for_o another_o p._n 184._o bladud_n the_o son_n of_o rudhuddibras_n build_v caerbadus_n or_o bath_n p._n 17._o bleduno_n one_o in_o the_o number_n of_o the_o ancient_a british_a king_n p._n 28._o blegabedus_n his_o excellency_n in_o music_n p._n 28._o boadicia_n the_o wife_n of_o prasutagus_n together_o with_o her_o daughter_n abuse_v by_o the_o roman_a soldier_n p._n 62._o command_n in_o chief_a in_o the_o british_a army_n against_o the_o roman_n p._n 65._o vanquish_v by_o suetonius_n be_v think_v to_o have_v poison_v herself_o p._n 67._o bonosus_n a_o britain_n by_o descent_n endeavour_v to_o make_v himself_o emperor_n but_o vanquish_v by_o probus_n hang_v himself_o p._n 84._o 85._o brennus_n and_o belinus_n the_o son_n of_o dunwallo_n mulmutius_n contend_v about_o the_o kingdom_n p._n 22._o after_o various_a conflict_n they_o be_v reconcile_v by_o their_o mother_n conuvenna_n p._n 23._o they_o turn_v their_o unite_a force_n into_o foreign_a part_n but_o belinus_n return_v and_o reign_v long_o in_o peace_n p._n 23._o 24._o britain_n the_o history_n of_o the_o affair_n thereof_o altogether_o obscure_a and_o uncertain_a till_o the_o come_n of_o julius_n caesar_n p._n 2._o by_o who_o first_o people_v p._n 4._o name_v first_o samothea_n from_o samothe_n ibid._n next_o albion_n and_o from_o whence_o p._n 4._o 5._o britan_n stout_o oppose_v caesar_n at_o his_o land_n in_o this_o island_n p._n 36._o 37._o they_o offer_v he_o term_n of_o peace_n p._n 38._o their_o manner_n of_o fight_v p._n 39_o 40._o they_o be_v defeat_v by_o caesar_n and_o bring_v anew_o to_o term_n of_o peace_n p._n 40._o a_o sharp_a dispute_n between_o the_o britan_n and_o the_o roman_n near_o the_o stowr_n in_o kent_n p._n 42._o 43._o their_o nature_n and_o custom_n p._n 48._o 49._o their_o cruel_a massacre_n upon_o the_o roman_n p._n 64._o they_o be_v acquit_v of_o the_o roman_a jurisdiction_n by_o the_o emperor_n honorius_n not_o able_a to_o defend_v they_o against_o their_o enemy_n p._n 97._o they_o again_o supplicate_v honorius_n for_o aid_n who_o spare_v they_o a_o roman_a legion_n p._n 101._o and_o again_o at_o their_o renew_v request_n a_o new_a supply_n ibid._n their_o submissive_a letter_n to_o aetius_n the_o roman_a consul_n p._n 106._o their_o luxury_n and_o wickedness_n and_o the_o corruption_n of_o their_o clergy_n p._n 107._o 129._o 130._o their_o embassy_n to_o the_o saxon_n for_o their_o aid_n against_o the_o scot_n and_o pict_n with_o the_o saxon_n answer_n p._n 110._o 111._o miserable_o harrass_v by_o the_o saxon_n who_o they_o call_v in_o p._n 113._o 114._o rout_v by_o kerdic_n p._n 120._o by_o kenric_n and_o keaulin_n p._n 127._o 133._o by_o cuthulf_n p._n 132._o they_o total_o vanquish_v keaulin_n p._n 134._o they_o be_v put_v to_o flight_n by_o kenwalk_n p._n 161._o britto_n name_v among_o the_o four_o son_n of_o histion_n spring_v of_o japhet_n and_o from_o he_o the_o britan_n say_v to_o be_v derive_v p._n 5._o brutus_n say_v to_o be_v descend_v from_o aeneas_n a_o trojan_a prince_n p._n 7._o retire_v into_o greece_n after_o have_v unfortunate_o kill_v his_o father_n he_o deliver_v his_o countryman_n from_o the_o bondage_n of_o pandrasus_n p._n 7._o 8._o etc._n etc._n marry_v innogen_n the_o elder_a daughter_n of_o pandrasus_n p._n 10._o he_o land_n upon_o a_o desert_n island_n call_v leogicia_n p._n 10._o where_o he_o consult_v the_o oracle_n of_o diana_n p._n 11._o meet_v with_o corineus_n p._n 12._o overcome_v goffarius_n pictus_fw-la p._n 12._o 13._o arrive_v in_o this_o island_n p._n 13._o build_v troja_n nova_n p._n 14._o brutus_n surname_v greenshield_n succeed_v ebranc_n and_o give_v battle_n to_o brunchildis_n p._n 16._o burhead_n hold_v of_o ethelwolf_n the_o mercian_n kingdom_n after_o bertulf_n reduce_v the_o north_n welch_n to_o obedience_n p._n 194._o he_o marry_v ethelswida_n the_o daughter_n of_o king_n ethelwolf_n p._n 195._o drive_v out_o of_o his_o kingdom_n by_o the_o dane_n he_o fly_v to_o rome_n where_o die_v he_o be_v bury_v in_o the_o english_a school_n p._n 104._o his_o kingdom_n let_v out_o by_o the_o dane_n to_o kelwulf_n ibid._n c._n cadwallon_n see_v kedwalla_n caesar_n see_v julius_n caesar_n cajus_n sidius_fw-la geta_n behave_v himself_o valiant_o against_o the_o britan_n p._n 53._o cajus_n volusenus_n send_v into_o britain_n by_o caesar_n to_o make_v discovery_n of_o the_o country_n and_o people_n p._n 34._o caligula_n a_o roman_a emperor_n p._n 51._o camalodunum_n or_o maldon_n the_o chief_a seat_n of_o kymbeline_n p._n 51._o make_v a_o roman_a colony_n p._n 56._o 62._o 63._o camber_n one_o of_o the_o son_n of_o brutus_n have_v allot_v to_o he_o cambria_n or_o wales_n p._n 14._o canute_n the_o son_n of_o swain_n choose_a king_n after_o his_o father_n death_n by_o the_o danish_a army_n and_o fleet._n p._n 258._o be_v drive_v back_o to_o his_o ship_n by_o ethelred_n p._n 259._o return_n with_o a_o great_a navy_n from_o denmark_n accompany_v with_o lachman_n king_n of_o sweden_n and_o olav_v of_o norway_n p._n 259._o 260._o after_o several_a conflict_n with_o edmund_n he_o at_o length_n divide_v the_o kingdom_n with_o he_o by_o agreement_n p._n 265._o after_o edmund_n death_n reign_v sole_a king_n p._n 267._o he_o endeavour_v the_o extirpation_n of_o the_o saxon_a line_n p._n 267._o he_o settle_v his_o kingdom_n and_o make_v peace_n with_o the_o prince_n round_o about_o he_o p._n 268._o he_o cause_v edric_n who_o treason_n he_o have_v make_v use_n of_o to_o be_v slay_v and_o his_o body_n to_o be_v throw_v over_o the_o city_n wall_n etc._n etc._n ibid._n he_o subdue_v norway_n p._n 270._o take_v a_o voyage_n to_o rome_n and_o offer_v there_o rich_a gift_n vow_n amendment_n of_o life_n ibid._n he_o die_v at_o shaftsbury_n and_o be_v bury_v at_o winchester_n p._n 271._o his_o censure_n p._n 271._o 272._o capis_fw-la one_o in_o the_o catalogue_n of_o the_o ancient_a king_n p._n 28._o capoirus_n another_o of_o the_o same_o number_n p._n 28._o caractacus_n the_o young_a son_n of_o cunobeline_n succeed_v in_o the_o kingdom_n p._n 51._o be_v overthrow_v by_o aulus_n

the_o rest_n thence_o an._n dom._n 1029_o dun._n return_v king_n of_o england_n denmark_n and_o norway_n yet_o not_o secure_a in_o his_o mind_n under_o colour_n of_o a_o embassy_n he_o send_v into_o banishment_n hacun_fw-fr a_o powerful_a dane_n who_o have_v marry_v the_o daughter_n of_o his_o sister_n gunildis_n have_v conceive_v some_o suspicion_n of_o his_o practice_n against_o he_o but_o such_o course_n be_v take_v that_o he_o never_o come_v back_o either_o perish_v at_o sea_n or_o slay_v by_o contrivance_n the_o next_o year_n in_o orkney_n canute_n an._n dom._n 1030_o dun._n therefore_o have_v thus_o establish_v himself_o by_o bloodshed_n and_o oppression_n to_o wash_v away_o as_o he_o an._n dom._n 1031_o dun._n thought_n the_o guilt_n thereof_o sail_v again_o into_o denmark_n go_v thence_o to_o rome_n and_o offer_v there_o to_o st._n peter_n great_a gift_n of_o gold_n and_o silver_n and_o other_o precious_a thing_n beside_o the_o usual_a tribute_n of_o romscot_n give_v great_a 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