Here is a citation for your footnotes.
Grundy, G. B., 'The Saxon Land Charters of Wiltshire I', Archaeological Journal 2nd series 26 (1919), 143–301, at p. 191 n. 1.The note reads simply "1. I have mislaid the reference."
I wonder how many times I can get away with citing it in my Wilton charters book?
PS I tracked down the reference which Grundy had mislaid, and now I feel sad and like the world is a bit less of an innocent place. The reference is:
ReplyDeleteRadcliffe, P. D., 'Deed of Gift of North Nywantune...' Wiltshire Archaeological Magazine 19 (1881), 228–31, at p. 230, n. "*". The note in question is signed [Ed]. [Ed] didn't believe a word Radcliffe was saying, is my guess. Lucky for us all [Ed] was there to inject some sense into a rather silly article which finds traces of the Bohuns in a tenth century charter and has a very strange etymology for the Wiltshire placename Cats Brain.
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