...with the intellectual character of the times.* The Latin historians of the Anglo-Saxon period art; so few as scarcely to merit notice ; the Saxon chronicle,...all, a venerable monument of antiquity, and valuable, ac containing, sterile as its language, more facts and dates than all our ancient authorities together....

...presence of the Redeemer of Man during his abode on earth. This religious fervour was much enhanced about the close of the tenth, or the beginning of the eleventh, century, by a notion, which spread amongst all nations, that the thousand years, mentioned by St. John, (Revelations...

...presence of the Redeemer of Man during his abode on earth. This religious fervour was much enhanced about the close of the tenth, or the beginning of the eleventh, century, by a notion, which spread amongst all nations, that the thousand years, mentioned by St. John, (Revelations...

...of July, 1742. — Buhop Monk's I/ife of Bentley. BEBENGABIUS, or BERENGER, was born at Tours about the close of the tenth or the beginning of the eleventh century. He was educated under Fulbert, bishop of Chartres, and remained in that city till the death of that...

...and builders at work, is taken from the translation of the Scriptures by Aline, and is probably about the close of the tenth or the beginning of the eleventh century. Here we see a scaffold an men at work upon it ; a ladder by means of which the squared stones are carried...

...those of Inis Clorann and Scattery Island, to St, Senanus. It is much more likely that it was built at the close of the tenth, or the beginning of the eleventh century, by Brian Boru, who also erected or repaired the great church, which had been more than once partially...

...architecture of the Renaissance to Tuscany. The earliest existing monuments that present the style date from the close of the tenth or the beginning of the eleventh century. There may be mentioned Gernrode in the Harz, 960 ; St. Pantaleon, Cologne, 964-980 ; the Dom at Worms,...