maccus造句

• Maccus's brother Gofraid mac Arailt then succeeded him.
• After this, Maccus disappears from the chronicles.
• Maccus may have appeared again in 982, joining Gofraid in an attack on Wales.
• Gofraid and Maccus are both usually included in lists of rulers of the Isle of Man.
• The " Brut y Tywysogion " states that it was Maccus's brother Gofraid who led this attack.
• Three Anglo-Saxon warriors, Wulfstan, Aelfhere and Maccus blocked the bridge, successfully engaging any Vikings who pressed forward.
• An unnamed son of Harald won a battle on the Isle of Man in 987, but whether this was Maccus or Gofraid is unclear.
• In the aquarium, panaque maccus eat primarily vegetable matter and they must be provided with driftwood, as wood forms a large part of their diet.
• Notably none of the above, Maccus'capture of Ivar in 974 or his return from anywhere in 975, is reported in the " Cogad ".
• Maccus is called " king of many islands ", suggesting that he ruled over the Hebrides, and perhaps also the Isle of Man, although this last is uncertain.
• Some historians argue that Atellan stock characters, Pappus, Maccus + Buccus, and Manducus, are the primitive versions of the Commedia characters Pantalone, Pulcinella, and il Capitano.
• It is equally obscure whether Maccus ambushed his victims, or was part of the escort, betraying them ( " fraudulenter " ) as soon as he saw the opportunity.
• Amla韇, who died some four decades later in 980 or 981 whilst in " religious retirement " on Iona, was succeeded by Maccus mac Arailt, who was probably his nephew.
• Maccus is listed as a witness to a charter of King Edgar which is dated to around this time, S 808, but this is generally thought to be a late forgery.
• In 984, along with Maccus, he brought a fleet to Waterford, where they joined up with Brian B髍uma, king of Munster, and Ivar of Waterford, king of Waterford.
• That same year, 973, Maccus is listed by John of Worcester and William of Malmesbury as one of the kings present in attendance with King Edgar of England at the meeting at Chester.
• Maccus and Gofraid are usually assumed to be members of the U?蚼air, a kin group tracing its descent from 蚼ar ( died 873 ), sometimes identified with the saga-character Ivar the Boneless.
• Maccus and Gofraid are recorded to have devastated Anglesey at the beginning of the decade, which could indicate that Edgar's assembly was undertaken as a means to counter the menace posed by these energetic siblings.
• One ballot for Morton contained the scrawl " Maccus Mattoon "; despite efforts by Whig partisans to deny the writer intended to vote for Morton, no person with that name was found anywhere in the state.
• The first record of Maccus may be in 971 when the " Brut y Tywysogion " records an attack on Penmon in Wales, site of an important church, by " Marcus " son of Harald.