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Referenced as a historical source that describes Edgar's coronation in 973, noting it 'actually describes it twice, once in prose and once in poetry' - indicating its significance as a historical document

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Mentioned as a medieval manuscript from 1377 (Richard II's coronation) that 'is still preserved in the library of Westminster Abbey to this day' and has been 'the basis for every coronation that's followed'

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Referenced extensively as the source for the tradition of anointing kings, particularly the narratives of Samuel anointing Saul and David, and Solomon's coronation, which provided the model for Christian coronation rituals

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Mentioned in passing as an example of Anglo-Saxon literature where oaths are taken seriously: 'If you read one of the Norse sagas or something, or one of the Anglo-Saxon sort of poems, I don't know, Beowulf or something'