Selected quad for the lemma: kingdom_n

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
kingdom_n	east_n	king_n	saxon_n	1,827	5	11.5006	5	false

Text snippets containing the quad

ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A32793	Anthologia historica containing fourteen centuries of memorable passages and remarkable occurrents, collected out of the English, Spanish, Imperial, and Jewish histories, and several other authors, and writers.	Chetwynd, John, 1623-1692.	1674 (1674)	Wing C3793; ESTC R6733	198,797	474

expel_v and_o die_v in_o great_a misery_n id._n p._n 328._o ino_n king_n of_o the_o west_n saxon_n give_v over_o his_o kingdom_n go_v to_o rome_n profess_a religion_n and_o there_o die_v sibba_n king_n of_o the_o east_n saxon_n turn_v monk_n ossa_n likewise_o put_v on_o a_o cowl_n and_o go_v to_o rome_n osith_v wife_n of_o king_n sighere_o and_o keneswif_n wife_n of_o king_n ossa_n enter_v religion_n no_o less_o than_o eight_o king_n of_o the_o saxon_n give_v over_o the_o world_n and_o become_v votary_n p._n 309._o 11._o paul_n in_o london_n be_v a_o temple_n of_o diana_n and_o st._n peter_n in_o westminster_n be_v a_o temple_n of_o apollo_n id._n 311._o etheldred_n common_o call_v st._n audery_n wife_n to_o egfrid_n king_n of_o northumberland_n and_o before_o to_o tombert_n a_o noble_a man_n live_v with_o they_o both_o and_o with_o her_o last_o husband_n twelve_o year_n yet_o continue_v a_o virgin_n and_o have_v get_v leave_n to_o depart_v from_o her_o husband_n profess_v herself_o a_o nun._n p._n 317._o vortimer_n order_v his_o tomb_n to_o be_v build_v in_o the_o isle_n of_o thanet_n to_o the_o terror_n of_o the_o saxon_n who_o he_o have_v often_o conquer_a as_o scipio_n order_v that_o his_o tomb_n may_v be_v so_o set_v as_o to_o overlook_v africa_n as_o a_o terror_n to_o the_o carthaginian_n 331._o uter_n pendragon_n be_v deep_o enamour_v on_o igren_n the_o beautiful_a wife_n of_o gorlois_n duke_n of_o cornwall_n and_o have_v often_o in_o vain_a attempt_v her_o chastity_n at_o last_o by_o the_o help_n of_o merlin_n obtain_v his_o desire_n for_o merlin_n so_o new_o mould_v the_o shape_n of_o king_n uter_n and_o print_v in_o his_o face_n the_o feature_n of_o gorlois_n that_o without_o suspect_n igren_n entertain_v he_o in_o which_o bed_n of_o deceit_n the_o famous_a arthur_n be_v beget_v id._n p._n 333._o careticus_fw-la king_n of_o britain_n fly_v from_o gurmund_n into_o chichester_n certain_a sparrow_n be_v catch_v and_o fire_n fasten_v to_o their_o foot_n be_v let_v fly_v in_o the_o town_n which_o light_v upon_o straw_n and_o other_o matter_n fit_a for_o flame_v burn_v in_o a_o short_a space_n the_o whole_a city_n speed_v hist._n p._n 388._o colman_n and_o wilfrid_n dispute_v about_o the_o time_n of_o easter_n before_o king_n oswy_n colman_n urge_v the_o example_n of_o st._n john_n wilfrid_n of_o st._n peter_n to_o who_o christ_n have_v commit_v the_o key_n of_o the_o kingdom_n of_o heaven_n which_o the_o king_n hear_v conclude_v this_o controversy_n thus_o i_o will_v not_o gainsay_v such_o a_o porter_n as_o this_o lest_o when_o i_o come_v to_o the_o door_n of_o heaven_n i_o find_v none_o to_o open_v to_o i_o have_v his_o displeasure_n p._n 348._o redwald_n king_n of_o the_o east_n angle_n after_o the_o manner_n of_o the_o old_a samaritan_n in_o the_o same_o temple_n erect_v a_o altar_n for_o the_o service_n of_o christ_n and_o another_o for_o sacrifice_n to_o his_o idol_n p._n 350._o a_o ruffian_n be_v send_v to_o murder_n edwin_n king_n of_o northumberland_n and_o draw_v his_o sword_n lilla_n the_o king_n servant_n want_v wherewith_o to_o defend_v his_o master_n put_v himself_o between_o the_o king_n and_o his_o sword_n and_o so_o lose_v his_o own_o to_o save_v his_o master_n life_n edwyn_n care_n be_v such_o for_o waifaring_a passenger_n that_o he_o enclose_v by_o the_o way_n side_n clear_a spring_n where_o he_o set_v basin_n of_o brass_n both_o to_o drink_v and_o wash_v in_o p._n 351._o oswald_z king_n of_o northumberland_n have_v send_v for_o aidan_n a_o scottish_a bishop_n to_o instruct_v his_o northumbrian_n whereas_o aidan_n can_v not_o speak_v the_o language_n the_o king_n himself_o be_v interpreter_n at_o his_o sermon_n and_o give_v his_o word_n in_o english_a as_o he_o speak_v they_o in_o the_o scottish_a language_n p._n 353._o oswald_z upon_o a_o solemn_a feast_n day_n see_v many_o poor_a at_o his_o gate_n send_v they_o the_o delicate_n for_o himself_o prepare_v and_o command_v the_o charger_n of_o silver_n to_o be_v break_v and_o divide_v among_o they_o bishop_n aidan_n much_o rejoice_v thereat_o take_v the_o king_n by_o the_o right_a hand_n and_o pray_v that_o it_o may_v never_o consume_v as_o after_o his_o death_n it_o do_v not_o but_o be_v shrine_v in_o silver_n and_o reserve_v in_o st._n peter_n church_n in_o bambrough_n p._n 354._o wulphere_n a_o saxon_a king_n kill_v his_o two_o son_n for_o be_v christian_n but_o after_o repent_v of_o his_o inhuman_a murder_n become_v a_o christian_n himself_o and_o convert_v his_o heathenish_a temple_n into_o christian_a church_n id._n p._n 157._o osw●ne_a king_n of_o deira_n give_v bishop_n aidan_n a_o goodly_a gelding_n with_o rich_a and_o costly_a trappings_o which_o as_o the_o bishop_n ride_v to_o preach_v a_o poor_a man_n demand_v his_o alm●s_n he_o have_v nothing_o else_o to_o give_v alight_v give_v to_o he_o the_o king_n blame_v he_o for_o it_o aidan_n reply_v be_v the_o brood_n of_o a_o beast_n dear_a in_o your_o sight_n than_o this_o poor_a man_n a_o child_n of_o god_n the_o king_n lay_v aside_o his_o sword_n fall_v at_o the_o bishop_n foot_n and_o crave_v forgiveness_n at_o which_o aidan_n weep_v say_v i_o never_o till_o this_o time_n see_v a_o humble_a king_n and_o sure_o his_o life_n can_v be_v long_o for_o his_o people_n be_v not_o worthy_a to_o have_v such_o a_o prince_n to_o govern_v they_o speed_n p._n 355._o boniface_n a_o englishman_n in_o the_o year_n six_o hundred_o and_o sixteen_o complain_v in_o a_o letter_n send_v to_o cuthbert_n archbishop_n of_o canterbury_n that_o the_o english_a nun_n wander_v in_o pilgrimage_n under_o show_n of_o devotion_n live_v in_o pleasure_n and_o wanton_a fornication_n through_o all_o the_o city_n of_o france_n and_o lombardy_n p._n 360._o ethelbald_a king_n of_o the_o west_n saxon_n which_o have_v rise_v in_o arm_n against_o his_o father_n ethelwolf_n for_o set_v judith_n the_o daughter_n of_o the_o king_n of_o france_n and_o then_o his_o wife_n in_o a_o chair_n of_o estate_n by_o he_o contrary_a to_o the_o law_n of_o the_o west_n saxon_n afterward_o against_o the_o law_n of_o god_n and_o nature_n take_v the_o same_o judith_n his_o mother_n for_o his_o own_o wife_n p._n 369._o the_o huns_n of_o colding●am_n to_o avoid_v the_o barbarous_a pollution_n of_o the_o dane_n deform_v themselves_o to_o their_o lascivious_a eye_n by_o cut_v off_o their_o upper_a lip_n and_o nose_n p._n 373._o aelfrid_n king_n of_o the_o west_n saxon_n worsted_n by_o the_o dane_n disguise_v himself_o in_o the_o habit_n of_o a_o common_a minstrel_n and_o in_o person_n repair_v to_o the_o dane_n camp_n where_o he_o see_v their_o negligent_a security_n learn_v their_o design_n and_o show_v himself_o to_o his_o people_n who_o think_v he_o dead_a give_v the_o dane_n a_o great_a overthrow_n the_o dane_n have_v bring_v their_o pinnace_n to_o wear_v in_o hartfordshire_n king_n aelfrid_n divide_v the_o stream_n and_o so_o make_v the_o river_n unnavigable_a p._n 375_o aelfrid_n a_o learned_a man_n and_o a_o great_a favourite_n of_o learning_n divide_v the_o natural_a day_n into_o three_o taper_n which_o he_o distinguish_v by_o burn_v of_o a_o taper_n in_o his_o oratory_n eight_o hour_n he_o spend_v in_o study_n eight_o hour_n in_o provision_n for_o himself_o repose_n and_o rest_n and_o eight_o hour_n in_o the_o affair_n of_o his_o kingdom_n he_o make_v a_o law_n that_o all_o man_n of_o ability_n shall_v breed_v up_o their_o child_n to_o learning_n till_o they_o be_v fifteen_o year_n old_a prefer_v none_o to_o office_n but_o such_o as_o be_v learn_v and_o be_v the_o founder_n of_o the_o university_n of_o oxford_n and_o die_v in_o the_o year_n 901._o speed_v hist_n 376._o what_o time_n edward_n the_o elder_a king_n of_o england_n lie_v at_o austlin_n and_o liolin_a prince_n of_o wales_n at_o beethslay_n intend_v a_o parley_n liolin_n refuse_v to_o come_v down_o or_o to_o cross_v the_o severn_n whereupon_o edward_n take_v boat_n and_o enter_v the_o river_n towards_o he_o which_o when_o liolin_n see_v and_o know_v who_o he_o be_v he_o cast_v off_o his_o rich_a robe_n and_o enter_v the_o river_n towards_o he_o breast-high_a when_o clasp_v the_o boat_n he_o submissive_o say_v most_o wise_a and_o sage_a king_n thy_o humility_n have_v overcome_v my_o insolency_n and_o thy_o wisdom_n triumph_v over_o my_o folly_n come_v get_v up_o on_o my_o neck_n which_o i_o have_v fool_n as_o i_o be_v lift_v up_o against_o thou_o so_o shall_v thou_o enter_v into_o that_o land_n benign_a mildness_n have_v make_v thy_o own_o this_o day_n and_o after_o he_o have_v take_v he_o on_o his_o shoulder_n and_o carry_v he_o to_o land_n he_o will_v needs_o have_v he_o sit_v down_o on_o his_o rich_a robe_n and_o so_o put_v his_o hand_n joint_o into_o the_o king_n do_v he_o homage_n p._n