De numero hidarum in Anglia

De numero hidarum in Anglia est documentum Anglosaxonice saeculo VIII exeunte compositum (ad usum, ut videtur, regis Offae) de tribibus et terris regni Merciae in Anglia mediaevali. Documentum in tribus recensionibus cognitum primum anno 1626 editum est ab Henrico Spelman anno 1626 in opere encyclopaedico cuius titulus est Glossarium archaiologicum.

Editiones

• Henricus Spelman, Archaeologus (1626) pp. 352-353
  • idem titulo "Glossarium archaiologicum" anno 1687 recensum Textus: vide p. 292
• Historiae Britannicae, Saxonicae, Anglo-Danicae scriptores XV (Oxoniae, 1691) p. 748 Textus
• Birch in Journal of the British Archaeological Association (1884) p. 29
• Earle, Land Charters p. 458

Vide etiam

• Hidae quorundam comitatuum
• Hidae quorundam burgorum

Nexus externi

• Textus

Bibliographia

• Blair, John (1999) "The Tribal Hidage", in The Blackwell Encyclopaedia of Anglo-Saxon England; eds. Michael Lapidge et al. Oxford: Blackwell ISBN 0-631-22492-0
• J. Brownbill, "The Tribal Hidage" in English Historical Review vol. 27 (1912) pp. 625-648
• Wendy Davies and Hayo Vierck, "The contexts of the Tribal Hidage: social aggregates and settlement patterns", Fruhmittelalterliche Studien, 8 (1974:223-93)
• Dumville, David (1989) "The Tribal Hidage: an introduction to its texts and their history", in: The Origins of Anglo-Saxon Kingdoms, ed. S. Bassett; Leicester: Leicester University Press, 1989), pp. 225–30
• Cyril Hart, "The Tribal Hidage" in Transactions of the Royal Historical Society 5a ser. vol. 21 (1971) pp. 133-157

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