Ingulf And the Historia Croylandensis
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Eccl. Vol. Xi. (fo. Antv. 1642) p. 353 in n° xxxiv, where he speaks of the pilgrimage of the German bishops. In the margin he has the following note on the word ' Alexim ' — ' Ducam : pro Duca imperitus librarius Alexim posuit, putans non convenire simul Ducam et Impera- torem, nesciens Ducam esse cognomentum Imp. Illius. Sed Alexius longe post hsec tempora vixit. ' The emperor Alexius is called Alexis also by Benedict of Peterborough (R. S. Ij. 201). The emperor Constantine XIII. 6 Aou/ea? rei...gned 1059-67. Although Ingulf knew the title 'Basileus' (Fulm. Pp. 47 - 48), which is continually used as the greek equivalent of emperor, and is also used of Eadgar by Fl. Wig. A. 975, he yet calls the Constantinopolitan ruler 'Imperator'. He however speaks of the great church at Constantinople as the 'Agia Sophia'. (A few other greek words occur ; in Eadgar's charter to Malmes- bury (Fulm. P. 48), archbishop Dunstan makes the sign ' hagia; crucis ' ; he has (Fulm. P. 83) the words ' hierochrouographi ', ' protodoctorem ', and ' neo-apostolus '.
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Eccl. Vol. Xi. (fo. Antv. 1642) p. 353 in n° xxxiv, where he speaks of the pilgrimage of the German bishops. In the margin he has the following note on the word ' Alexim ' — ' Ducam : pro Duca imperitus librarius Alexim posuit, putans non convenire simul Ducam et Impera- torem, nesciens Ducam esse cognomentum Imp. Illius. Sed Alexius longe post hsec tempora vixit. ' The emperor Alexius is called Alexis also by Benedict of Peterborough (R. S. Ij. 201). The emperor Constantine XIII. 6 Aou/ea? rei...gned 1059-67. Although Ingulf knew the title 'Basileus' (Fulm. Pp. 47 - 48), which is continually used as the greek equivalent of emperor, and is also used of Eadgar by Fl. Wig. A. 975, he yet calls the Constantinopolitan ruler 'Imperator'. He however speaks of the great church at Constantinople as the 'Agia Sophia'. (A few other greek words occur ; in Eadgar's charter to Malmes- bury (Fulm. P. 48), archbishop Dunstan makes the sign ' hagia; crucis ' ; he has (Fulm. P. 83) the words ' hierochrouographi ', ' protodoctorem ', and ' neo-apostolus '.
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