...interruption of the succession in the line of Solomon ; and, contrary to what might have been expected, from the violent means she had used to acquire the crown,...Judith, will, by this account, be a little more than 300 years, in which time eleven princes are said to have sat upon the throne of Solomon ; so that,...

...document, though unfortunately imperfect, on the English conquest of Ireland, written apparently at the end of the twelfth or beginning of the thirteenth century, and therefore not long after the important event which it commemorates, in NormanFrench verse, by a poet...

...will, without doubt, pardon my introducing here the following epigram, which is preserved in a MS. of the end of the twelfth, or beginning of the thirteenth century, and which has been pointed out in Frazer's Magazine, Sept. 1835, p. 288, as the foundation of the first...

...will, without doubt, pardon my introducing here the following epigram, which is preserved in a MS. of the end of the twelfth, or beginning of the thirteenth century, and which has been pointed out in Frazer's Magazine, Sept. 1835, p. 288, as the foundation of the first...

...leaving sons to receive the reward of his services and perpetuate his name in the conquered country. In the end of the twelfth, or beginning of the thirteenth, century, Sir Hugh Purcell married Beatrix, daughter of Theobald carte's orFitz Walter, first Chief Butler of...

...leaving sons to receive the reward of his services and perpetuate his name in the conquered country. In the end of the twelfth, or beginning of the thirteenth, century, Sir Hugh Purcell married Beatrix, daughter of Theobald carte's orFitz Walter, first Chief Butler of...

...Ixworth ; the other (fig. 2), a small plaque exhumed at Ixworth, Suffolk. The former may be referred to the end of the twelfth or beginning of the thirteenth century, and manifests a strong Byzantine influence. Its decorations consist of four circles : the first containing...

...Ibid. '•*» Codex 121. Xmsiedeln. various ages. The passage relating to music belongs perliaps to the end of the twelfth or beginning of the thirteenth century, and shows that the musical system of Guido d' Arezzo was then sufficiently well known in Ireland to become...

...Lectures, vol. ii., p. 238. 11011. various ages. Tlie passage relating to music belongs perhaps to the end of the twelfth or beginning of the thirteenth century, and shows that the musical system of Guido d'Arezzo was then sufficiently well known in Ireland to become...

...mentioned, and the chimney on the north-west projection. The window appears to be of transition -work of the end of the twelfth or beginning of the thirteenth century, and consists of two round-headed lights divided by a shaft. The capital is square on the abacus, but cut...