These are all written in Latin, except the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle, Laws and some Land-bocs in Anglo-Saxon, Gaimar in French, Heimskringla in Icelandic.
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[1]. The eclipse happened December 25, 828.
[2]. Meaning either feathered, or, belonging to the Great St. Bernard Pass in the Pennine Alps, over which the writer had probably passed on a journey to Rome.
[3]. In Apulia.
[4]. The Tyrrhene Sea.
[5]. Of Burgundy.
[A]. Translations of these works are published in Bohn’s Library (Messrs. G. Bell and Sons).