ALARIC, his sack of Rome, 2
Aquileia, not in communion with
Rome for 150 years, 6
Augustine, Prior of St. Andrew's,
19; sent on the English mis-
sion, 19; returns from Marseilles,
29; fresh start, with authority
as abbot, 21; journey through
France, 33-40; received by
Ethelbert, 47; enters Canter-
bury, 48;
restores Christ
Church, 79; his miracles, 101;
founds the Monastery of SS.
Peter and Paul, 117; negoti-
ates with the British bishops,
126; extends the Church to
Rochester and London, 152;
consecrates Laurentius as his
successor, 153; his death, 153;
his character, 201

Bretwalda, meaning of, 43
Brunhilda, Queen, Gregory's
letters to, 35, 91

CEDWALLA defeats Edwin and
conquers Northumbria, 182
Candidus, agent of the patrimony
at Marseilles, 17, 26, 34
Celtic Church customs, 132-137
Christ Church, Canterbury, 79-83
Church of the Four Crowned
Martyrs at Canterbury, 161
Churches of the Roman Britons
in Kent, 56, 79, 114-116
Columbanus, 155

Crypts of Christ Church, Canter-

bury, Ripon, and Hexham, 82

DAMIAN, Bishop of Rochester, 193
Deusdedit, Bishop of Canterbury,
193; his death, 196
"Dooms" of Ethelbert, 125

175; power and state, 181;
death, 182
Egbert, King of Kent, 196
Ethelbert of Kent, 44; receives
Augustine in Thanet, 46, 54;
Gregory's letter to, 103; his
second marriage, 158; his
death, 157; his character, 157
Ethelburga married to Edwin,
King of Northumbria, 163;
Boniface's letter to her, 165;
returns to Kent, 183

FELIX, the Burgundian, first
Bishop of East Anglia, 186
Forum, story of the English slave
children in, 15

GENSERIC, his sack of Rome, 2
Gregory the Great, his parentage,
7; prætor of Rome, 7; built
monastery in Rome, 7; sent
as the bishop's agent to Con-
stantinople, 8; elected bishop,
11; his character, 12; writings,
12; likeness, 13; interview
with the English slave children
in the Forum, 16; starts on a
mission to England, 17; com-
pelled to return, 17; sends
Augustine and his monks, 19;
his letters, 20, 30, 33-38; to
Augustine, 66-75

HONORIUS, one of the boy pupils of
Gregory, consecrated at Lincoln
as Bishop of Canterbury, 179;
his death, 193

Monastery of SS. Peter and Paul,
117-123
Monasteries in Kent-St. Augus-
tine's, Canterbury, 117; Dover,
185; Folkestone, 187; Ly-
minge, 188; Minster in Sheppey,
189; Minster in Thanet, 194

NORTHUMBRIA, its condition,
163; Paulinus's mission to,
163; meeting of the Witan, 173

PALL, the, granted to Augustine,
91; history of, 94-100
Patrician, meaning of the title, 36
Paulinus sent to England, 87;

consecrated bishop and sent to
Northumbria, 164; converts
King Edwin, 175; his missionary

work, 177; builds churches at
Doncaster and Lincoln, 178;
work at Southwell, 180; his
personal appearance, 180; flight
to Canterbury, 183; receives the
pall, 185; succeeds Romanus at
Rochester, 184; his death, 190

REDWALD, King of the East

Angles, converted, 150
Ricimer, his plunder of Rome, 3
Rochester, foundation of the See
of, 147

Romanus, consecrated Bishop of
Rochester, 162; drowned on a
voyage to Rome, 184
Rome, condition of, in the sixth
century, 4

Bishops of, obtain inde-
pendent sovereignty, 3

Church of, its condition

in the sixth century, 3

Royal abbesses and nuns, 187, 189
Rufinianus sent to England, 87
Rutupiæ, 39

SEBERT, King of the East Saxons,
148
Sigebert, King of East Anglia,
introduces the Church there,
186

Stephen, Abbot of Lerins, 33
St. Martin's Church, Canterbury,
56

Syagrius, Bishop of Autun, 38, 75

TEMPLES, heathen, in Kent, 77,
111-113

Theodebert of Austrasia, Greg-
ory's letters to, 34
Theodore, Archbishop, 199
Theodoric, his conquest of Italy, 3
of Austrasia, Gregory's let-
ter to, 34-40

VIRGILIUS of Arles, Gregory's
letters to, 22, 74

WILFRID of York, 191

YORK MINSTER, 175