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Æthelstan A is the name given by historians to an unknown scribewho drafted charters (example pictured) for land

grants made by King Æthelstan of England between 928 and 935. Providing far more information than other charters of the period, they

contain the date and place of the grants and an unusually long list of

witnesses, including kings of Wales and occasionally Scotland and Strathclyde. The charters commence shortly after Æthelstan conquered

Northumbria in 927, making him the first king to rule the whole of England.

They give him titles such as "King of the English" and "King of

the Whole of Britain", reflecting his claim to a higher status than

previous West Saxon kings. The charters are written in the elaborate hermeneutic

style of Latin, a

hallmark of the English Benedictine Reform; the style became dominant in Anglo-Latin literature in the

mid-tenth century. The scribe stopped drafting charters after 935, and his

successors returned to a simpler style, suggesting that he was working on his

own rather than as a member of a royal scriptorium. (Full article...)

שלום רב, מה קורה וזה?

עברית עברית גדכדגכ גכדג עעג דכגכדכ שגכ כדכ גגכא טעגכ הנרא קכדג רגאעגכ בהגע כב הגעיגר אעכגכדגבהכ עכס הזבס גד כעראיגכ הסב שקרהאנ ערגכהד בשש גהכע גכ בה גכע.

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