Engela the Saxon Queen and Britain's Legendary History in Bartholomaeus Anglicus' De proprietatibus rerum

IF 0.5 3区社会学 0 LITERATURE, BRITISH ISLES

Arthuriana Pub Date : 2023-06-01 DOI:10.1353/art.2023.a903756

Michael W. Twomey

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Abstract

Abstract:Bartholomaeus Anglicus' encyclopedia De proprietatibus rerum [On the properties of things] (ca. 1240) privileges Bartholomaeus' homeland, England, in its coverage of geography, citing as a source an unidentified 'Brut history' that is most likely not a Latin source. Bartholomaeus further claims 'Engela,' a Saxon queen, as the eponym of England, securing for her a place in Britain's legendary history that would have delighted Fiona Tolhurst, to whose memory this article is dedicated.

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盎格鲁女王恩格拉与英国的传奇历史

摘要：Bartholomaeus Anglicus的百科全书De propertiatibus rerum[关于事物的性质]（约1240年）在其地理报道中对Bartholomaius的祖国英格兰给予了特权，并引用了一段未经确认的“布鲁特历史”作为来源，而这很可能不是拉丁语的来源。Bartholomaeus进一步声称萨克森女王“恩格拉”是英格兰的名字，这为她在英国传奇历史上的地位奠定了基础，这将使Fiona·托尔赫斯特感到高兴，这篇文章就是为了纪念她。

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