P. 183.
417
Ibid. P. 186.
418
Ibid. P. 193.
419
John of Bridlington. P. 192: «Omnia dat gratis divinae fons pietatis».
420
Ibid. P. 204: «De bruto scuto, I. De Wodestok, quia brutus, ta, tum, Anglice wod dicitur, et scuti, Anglice stok, ex antiquo, quia antiqui talibus loco scuti utebantur, quibus junctis faciunt Wodestoke, et sic habemus cognomen galli».
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Ad gallum nomen tauri transibit et omen;
Nomen mutatur, species sed continuatur.
Gallus erit magnus, justus, mansuetus et agnus;
Ut Taurus fortis, aequalis munere sortis
422
Ibid. P. 206, 208–209.
423
Ibid. P. 211.
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Mors dum purgabit, cum gallo non jubilabit.
Strips Parisatina perit confrissa ruina.
425
Ibid.
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Taylor R. The Political Prophecy in England… P. 83.
427
Froissart. Vol. II. P. 344; Контамин Ф. Война в Средние века… С. 209.
428
Radulfus de Diceto. Ymagines Historiarum // Opera Historica: 2 vols. / Ed. W. Stubbs. (RS). L., 1876. Vol. II. Р. 51.
429
Schramm P. E. A History of English Coronation. Oxford, 1937. P. 126; Boulton D’Arcy J. D. The Knights of the Crown. The Monarchical Orders of Knighthood of Later Medieval Europe, 1325–1520. N. Y., 1987. P. 124–125; Bengtson J. Saint George and the Formation of English Nationalism // Journal of Medieval and Early Modern Studies. Vol. II (1997). N. 2. P. 320–321; Riches S. Saint George: on whom all England have byleve // History Today, 2000. Оct. P. 46.
430
Цит. по: Bengtson J. Saint George and the Formation of English Nationalism… P. 326.
431
Marcus G. J. Saint George of England. L., 1929. P. 61.
432
Gesta Henrici Quinti… P. 54.
433
Bengtson J. Saint George and the Formation of English Nationalism… P. 325.
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The Register of Henry Chichele, Archbishop of Canterbury, 1414–1443: 4 vols. / Ed. by E. F. Jacob. Oxford, 1943–1947. Vol. III. P. 8–10.
435
The Brut. Vol. II. P. 558.
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См., например: Briege P. English Art, 1216–1307. Oxford, 1957. P. 169; Marcus G. J. Saint George of England…; Bond F. Dedications and Patron Saints of English Churches. Oxford, 1914; Anglo S. Spectacle, Pageantry, and Early Tudor Policy. Oxford, 1969.
437
Hardyng (1) John. The Chronicle. L., 1543; repr. Amsterdam, 1976. Ch. LXXX.
438
Ненний, 56.
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Enfors we us with all our might
To love Seint George, our Lady knight.
Worship of virtue is the mede,
And seweth him ay of right:
To worship George then have we need,
Which is our Lady’s knight.
He keped the mad from dragon’s dred,
And fraid all France and put to flight.
At Agincourt the crownecle ye red
The French him se formest in fight.
In his virtue he wol us lede
Againis the Frend, the ful wight,
And with his banner us overspede,
If we him love with all oure might
440
St. Patricia Brigitta Birgersdotter // Studies in St. Brigitta and the Brigittine Order: 2 vols. / Ed. J. Hogg. (Analecta Cartusiane). Zalzburg, 1993. Vol. I. P. 7–28.
441
Letters and Papers Illustrative of the Wars of the English in France During the Reign of Henry the Sixth, King of England: 2 vols in 3 / Ed. by J. Stephenson. L., 1861. Vol. I. P. 1.
442
Revelationes Sanctae Brigitta, IV, 104–105; Colledge E. Epistola solitarii ad reges. Alphonse of Pecha as Organizer of Brigittine and Urbanist Propaganda // Mediaeval Atudies. Vols. XVIII–XIX (1956). P. 19–49; Vauchez A. La diffusion des «Révélations» de sainte Brigitte dans l’espace français à la fin du Moyen Âge // Santa Brigida Profeta Dei Tempi Nuovi / Saint Briget Prophetess of New Ages. Rome, 1991. P. 155–156.
443
Colledge E. Epistola solitarii ad reges… P. 19–49; Vauchez A. La diffusion des «Révélations» de sainte Brigitte… P. 156.
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Ibid.
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