London Before the Conquest

by W. R. Lethaby

[31] Polyolbion.

[32] Bailey.

[33] Calendar of St. Paul’s MSS.

[34] Dugdale’s Monasticon, art. “Temple”; and Round’s Geoffrey de Mandeville.

[35] Transactions of London and Middlesex Archæological Society, vol. iv.

[36] Hardy and Page, London and Middlesex Fines, vol. i. p. 3; see also Dugdale.

[37] London and Middlesex Fines.

[38] Kempe translates the same passage, “From the north angle of the City wall, where a rivulet of Springs near thereto flowing marks it out (i.e. the moor) from the wall as far as the running water which entereth the City” (Sanctuary of St. Martin).

[39] Eng. Hist. Rev., 1896.

[40] A.S. dictionaries give Wylle-burn = Wellbrook.