Arrifana was abandoned, with the English crusader and chronicler, Roger of Hoveden, reporting forty years later that it was “recognizable but in ruins”...

father and brother. It was mangled, however, by the English chronicler Roger of Hoveden into "Jordanus de Pino" or "Jordanus del Pin", whence the French historian...

generic term for all kinds of knightly hastiludes or martial displays. Roger of Hoveden writing in the late 12th century defined torneamentum as "military...

Sancho was preparing to march in defence of Santarém. According to Roger of Hoveden, 500 crusaders agreed to join the king. With their arrival, Sancho...

entrusted to Westminster Abbey. Roger of Hoveden's chronicle, referring to "tres gladios Regios (three royal swords)", etc. Hoveden is "somewhat fuller" and...

her. Important secular sources from England and Wales include Roger of Howden (or Hoveden d. c. 1203), Walter Map (1130 –c. 1210), Ralph de Diceto (c. 1120 –...

Poitou with the same, refusing to go to his father. — Roger of Hoveden, The Annals of Roger of Hoveden, vol. 2, trans. Henry T. Riley, London, 1853 In 1188...

197-198. Whalen, Brett Edward. "Roger of Howden". The Crusades - An Encyclopedia. p. 1002. Carr, William (1891). "Roger of Hoveden" . In Dictionary of National...

called a cousin of Henry I's grandson, Henry II, King of England, by Roger de Hoveden. Although sources specifically concerning Gilla Brigte fail to make...

Caithness is also noted by the contemporary English chronicler Roger de Hoveden. According to Roger's Chronica, after two rounds of negotiations between Haraldr...