Anglia
Caesar's name: England
Anglia is the Latin name for England, surviving today primarily in regional and institutional names.
East Anglia refers to the eastern region of England comprising Norfolk, Suffolk, and parts of neighboring counties.
The term appears in various British contexts: Anglia Television was a regional broadcaster, and the Ford Anglia was a popular British car model from the mid-20th century.
We drove through East Anglia on our way to the coast.
Virginia coastal city
- SuffolkCounty containing Ipswich
- CambridgeshireEastern English county
- EssexSoutheastern English county
- IpswichSuffolk's administrative center
Norwich · Cambridge · Colchester · Peterborough · Newmarket · flatlands · marshes · windmills
Early medieval English kingdom
- MerciaMedieval English kingdom
- NorthumbriaEarly medieval English kingdom
- Alfred the GreatNinth-century Wessex monarch
- BeowulfOld English epic's protagonist
runes · kenning · mead hall · thane · shield wall · paganism · Angles · Saxons
Land-for-service social structure
- Domesday Book1086 English land survey
- castlesFortified royal residences
- manorLanded aristocratic residence
- serfsFeudal bound laborers
vassals · lords · monasteries · cathedrals · Norman Conquest · knights · heraldry · fiefdoms
Decade after the fifties
- classic carCollectible older vehicle
- motoringTraveling by automobile
- ThamesLondon's river
- estate carVehicle with extended cargo area
Norfolk
Virginia coastal city
- SuffolkCounty containing Ipswich
- CambridgeshireEastern English county
- EssexSoutheastern English county
Ipswich · Norwich · Cambridge · Colchester · Peterborough · Newmarket · flatlands · marshes · windmills · agriculture
Wessex
Early medieval English kingdom
- MerciaMedieval English kingdom
- NorthumbriaEarly medieval English kingdom
- Alfred the GreatNinth-century Wessex monarch
Beowulf · runes · kenning · mead hall · thane · shield wall · paganism · Angles · Saxons · Jutes
feudalism
Land-for-service social structure
- Domesday Book1086 English land survey
- castlesFortified royal residences
- manorLanded aristocratic residence
serfs · vassals · lords · monasteries · cathedrals · Norman Conquest · knights · heraldry · fiefdoms · longbows
1960s
Decade after the fifties
- classic carCollectible older vehicle
- motoringTraveling by automobile
- ThamesLondon's river
AngliaEngland
Largest British country
Britain · UK · United Kingdom · Great Britain
- Anglican ChurchEnglish-origin Christian communion
- Anglo-Saxon ChronicleMedieval English historical annals
- Anglo-Saxon lawPre-conquest English legal system
- East AngliaEnglish region, three counties