Note 301 — HISTORY OF THE BRITONS.
Reading edition
According to Langhorne (p. 13), Epsford was afterwards called, in the British tongue, Saessenaeg habail, or 'the slaughter of the Saxons.' See also the note at page 188 of this volume.
Reading edition
According to Langhorne (p. 13), Epsford was afterwards called, in the British tongue, Saessenaeg habail, or 'the slaughter of the Saxons.' See also the note at page 188 of this volume.