Henry de Blois, bp. of Winchester, 499, 505. Henry I. 459, 461, 471, 476-502.
Herbert Losange, bishop of Thetford, 470. Herebald, abbat, 242.
Herebert, priest, 230.
Herefrith, bishop of Selsey, 347.
Hereward plunders Peterborough, 451, 452 Herman, bp. of Sherborne, 417, 424, 425, 426. Hertford synod, 181.
Heruteu (Hartlepool) monastery, 151, 212. Hewalds, missionaries, 250.
Higbald, bishop of Lindisfarne, 341, 345. Higbert, bishop of Dorchester, 341. Hilda, abbess, 151, 155, 211, 329. Hildelith, abbess of Barking, 188.
Hingwar and Hubba, 352.
Kyneswith, sister of Wulfhere, 321-324. Kynsey, abp. of York, 431-436.
Lambert, abp. of Canterbury, 339-342. Lanfranc, abp. of Canterbury, 447-450, 466. Lastingham monastery, 3, 149.
Laurentius, abp. of Canterbury, 40, 74, 75, 78-80, 316, 317.
Leofgar, bishop of Hereford, 434. Leofric, bishop of Devon, 417. Leofric, earl, 417-435.
Leofric, bishop of Exeter, 420. Leofsy, bishop of Worcester, 413. Leofwine, bishop of Lichfield, 432. Leo III., pope, 344, 345. Lilla, 84.
Lindisfarne monastery, 3, 112. Lindsey province, 99, 126.
Living, abp. of Canterbury, 403, 410. Living, bishop of Worcester and Gloucester 415, 417-420.
Loidis (Leeds) a regal seat, 98, 152. Lothen and Irling arrive, 418.
Honorius, archbishop of Canterbury, 99- Lothere, king of Kent, 183, 224, 330.
Honorius, emperor, 17, 18.
Honorius, pope, 15, 101-103, 318. Horsa, a Saxon chieftain, 24, 309. Howel, king of North Wales, 274.
Howel, king of West Wales (Cornwall), 375. Huetbert, abbat of Wearmouth, xiv, xviii,
Ida, king of Northumbria, 312. Iffa, 97, 107.
Immin, a Mercian general, 153. Ina, king of Wessex, 330-344. Ingethlingum (Gilling), 132, 152. Ingild, brother of Ina, 333. Ingwald, bishop of London, 292. Iona monastery, 113-115, 313. Ireland described, 6, 7.
Lucius, king of the Britons, 10, 307. Ludecan, king of Mercia, 346. Luidhard, bishop, 37, 38, 41. Lupus, bishop, 26, 27.
Marcus Antoninus, emperor, 10. Margaret, daughter of Edward, 444, 469. Malcolm III., king of Scotland, 444, 453, 467-469.
Maserfeld, 123.
Mass-priest, his duties, xii.
Maud, daughter of Malcolm, 477.
Maurice, bishop of London, 448, 477, 482. Maximian, emperor, 11, 308.
Maximus, usurper, 17.
Mellitus, abp. of Canterbury, 54, 55, 72— 75, 78-80, 315-317.
Melrose monastery, 254.
Merewith, bishop of Somerset, 413.
Ithamar, bishop of Rochester, 131, 322, 324. Milred, bishop of Worcester, 339.
James, deacon, 100, 108, 154, 172.
Jarrow monastery, viii.
Moll Ethelwald, king of Northumbria, 338. Morcar, earl of Northumbria, 437-452. Mull, brother of Cadwalla, 329-331.
Jaruman, bishop of Repton, 153, 169, 174, Naitan, king of the Picts, 277.
John, abbat of St. Martin's, 202.
John IV., pope, 104, 105.
Natan-leod, a British king, 17.
Nero, emperor of Rome, 10, 11, 306. Ninias, bishop, converts the Picts, 113, 313.
John (St.), of Beverley, x, xi, 237-244, 330, Northumbria divided into two parts, Deira
Nothelm, abp. of Canterbury, 2, 36, 300, 335, 336.
Odda, earl of Devon, 422, 429. Odo, abp. of Canterbury, 380, 381. Odo, bishop of Bayeux, 457, 462-466. Oeng, king of the Picts, 300. Offa, son of king Sighere, 268, 333. Offa, king of Mercia, 338-342, 344. Oisc, 77.
Oiscings, or Æscingas, 77, 99. L L
Olave, king of Norway, inyades England, | Rendlesham, or Rendil's mansion, 148.
Orcades (Orkney Islands), 3, 9.
Osbern, bishop of Exeter, 447.
Osbert, king of Northumbria, 351. Osfrid, 97, 106.
Oskytel, a Danish king, 355. Oskytel, abp. of York, 384. Oslac, ealdorman, 383-386.
Osred, king of Northumbria, 266, 289, 333. Osred II., king of Northumbria, 341, 342. Osric I., king of Deira, 108, 109, 318. Osric II., king of Northumbria, 292, 333, 334. Ostritha, queen of Mercia, 126, 209, 332. Oswald, abp. of York, 383, 389.
Oswald, king of Northumbria, 76, 97, 107, 109-113, 117, 119, 123-131, 196-198, 318, 319, 368.
Oswin, king of Deira, 131, 132, 319, 320. Oswin, prince, 300, 339.
Oswy (Oswiu), king of Northumbria, 131- 133, 144-180, 319, 326. Oswy, king of Northumbria, 76.
Oswulph, king of Northumbria, 300, 338. Oundle monastery, 269, 274. Owini, monk, 175.
Palladius, his mission to Ireland, 22, 308. Pallium or pall, described, 44. Paulinus, abp, of York, 54, 83-85, 93, 97, 100-102, 107, 108, 131, 315-319. Paul's (St.) Cathedral burnt, 381, 460. Peada, ealdorman, 320.
Peada, king of Mercia, 143, 152, 320, 321. Pearteneu, or Parteney, cell, 100, 127. Pechthelm, bishop of Whitherne, 267, 293. Pegnaleth monastery, 162.
Penda, king of Mercia, 106, 107, 144, 150- 153, 317-320.
Pelagius, 17, 308; his tenets condemned, 26-34, 105.
Peter, bishop of Lichfield, 447.
Reuda, leader of the Scots, 7. Rheims, synod at, 419. Rhofescester (Rochester), 73. Richbert, 99.
Ripon monastery, 155, 271. Ricula, Ethelbert's sister, 72.
Robert, abp. of Canterbury, 421, 424, 425, Robert Bloet, bishop of Lincoln, 468, 490. Robert, bishop of Lichfield, 490. Robert de Belesme, 475, 478-484. Robert de Limesey, bishop of Lichfield, 448. Robert II., earl of Flanders, 474, 477-484. Robert II., earl of Northumbria, 471-473. Robert, son of William I., 456, 464–495. Roger, bishop of Salisbury, 490, 494. Romans, their invasion, 7; and final depar- ture from Britain, 18.
Romanus, bishop of Rochester, 107, 316. Romanus, priest, 154. Romescot, 473.
Rome taken by the Goths, 18. Rufinianus, abbat, 54.
Rutubi Portus (Richborough), 4.
Sabert, k. of the East Saxons, 72, 76, 77, 315. Saxon Chronicle, its compilers, xxx-xliv, 303.
Saxons settle in Britain, 23-25.
Scots & Picts ravage the Britons, 19-25, 30. Scots, the ancient Irish, 5, 6.
Sebbi, king of the East Saxons, 169, 184, 189, 324.
Segenius, abbat of Iona, 116. Selred, king of Essex, slain, 336. Selsey monastery, 195-198, 268. Sethrid, daughter of Anna, 121. Severus, bishop of Treves, 32.
Severus, emperor, 10, 11, 307; his wall, 18, 20, 21.
Sexberga, eldest daughter of king Anna, 121, 205, 319, 326.
Peterborough monastery, 184, 320-328, 340, Sexwulf, bishop of Lichfield, 183, 192, 193,
Picts, their origin, 5, 6.
Sideman, bishop of Crediton, 387.
Sigebert, king of Wessex, 336, 337.
Sigebert, k. of the East Angles, 99, 137-139.
Plegmund, abp. of Canterbury, xxxix, 361, Sigebert (the good),k.of the East Saxons, 145. 374.
Port arrives in England, 311.
Putta, bishop of Rochester, 173, 192.
Quenberga, Edwin's queen, 97.
Ralph, abp. of Canterbury, 484, 489. Ranulf, bp. of Durham, 475, 477, 478, 498. Rathmelsigi monastery, 163. Reculver monastery, 246, 326.
Redbridge monastery, 199.
Sigfrid, bishop of Selsey, 300.
Sighard, son of king Sebbi, 191, 324. Sighere, king of the East Saxons, 169, 184. Sihtric, king of Northumbria, 375. Siric, king of the East Angles, 344.
Siric or Sigic, abp. of Canterbury, 389, 391. Siward, abp. of Canterbury, 417, 420, 425. Siward, bishop of Rochester, 436. Siward, earl, 417, 428, 431-434. Sparhafoc, bishop of London, 421, 424. Stephen, king, 502-507.
Redwald, king of East Anglia, 91-93, 98, Stigand, bishop of Elmham, 416, 417; trans.
Rees, the Welshman, 427.
Reginald, king of Northumbria, 374, 378. Reguhere killed, 93.
to Winchester, 418, 420; to Canterbury, 430, 431.
Stuff, lord of Isle of Wight, 311, 312. Suebhard, king of Kent, 247, 331.
Walcher, bishop of Durham, 456. Waldhere, bishop of London, 190. Waleram, earl of Mellent, 492-498. Walkelin, bishop of Winchester, 475. Walstod, bishop of Hereford, 292. Waltheof, earl of Northumbria, 446, 450, 454, 455.
Watton monastery, 239.
Wearmouth monastery, viii, 202, 277. Werburh, Ceolred's queen, 341. Westminster Abbey, 438.
Whitby monastery, 151, 155, 213.
Tatwine, abp. of Canterbury, 292, 299, 300, Whitgar, lord of Isle of Wight, 311, 312.
Theobald, abp. of Canterbury, 505. Theodbald, 61,
Theologild, abp. of Canterbury, 347. Theodore, abp. of Canterbury, 2, 73, 153, 171-174, 180-183, 200-202, 246, 275, 324-330.
Theodosius, emperor, 17; the Younger, 21, 308.
Thomas, bishop of Dunwich, 143.
Thomas, abp. of York, 447, 477, 482, 484. Thored, Gunner's son, 384, 390. Thridred, abbat, 235. Thridwulf, abbat, 98.
Thurkill, 400, 404, 411
Whitherne bishopric, 114, 313. Wiccii, 68, 194, 214. Wictbert, monk, 249.
Wictred, king of Kent, 225, 291. Wigbert, bishop of Sherborne, 345. Wighard, bishop-elect, 166, 170, 326. Wight, Isle of, 9, 309, 311, 325, 365, 396. Wigthun, bishop of Winchester, 347. Wilfares dun, or Wilfar's Hill, 132. Wilfrid, abp. of York, 129, 154-159, 164- 166, 173, 174, 192-196, 214, 231, 238, 269 -276, 322-333.
Wilfrid II., abp. of York, 244, 293, 330. Wilfrid, bishop of Worcester, 293, 300, 336. Wilbrord, bp. of the Fresons, 129, 249-253. William, bishop of Durham, 448, 464. William, bishop of Elmham, 448.
William Curboil, abp. of Canterbury, 490, 498, 505.
William, earl of Moreton, 375.
William, earl of Normandy, 480.
Tobias, bp. of Rochester, xxxviii, 247, 291, William Giffard, bishop of Winchester, 477,
Tonsure, ecclesiastical, 160, 171.
Tosty, son of Godwin, 425-443. Tremerin, bishop of St. David's, 433. Trinovantum (London ?), 8
Trumhere, bp. of Repton, 145, 152, 153, 177. Trumwine, bishop of the Picts, 193, 224, 329. Tuda, bp. of Lindisfarne, 161, 162, 322-325. Tumbert, bishop of Hexham, 193, 229, 329. Tunnacester monastery, 210. Twyford synod, 228. Tytilus, 99.
Ulf, bishop of Dorchester, 423, 425. Ulfkytel, earl of East Anglia, 397, 401 Utred, earl of Northumbria, 403, 407. Utta, priest, 133, 134, 144. Uuffa, 99.
Uuffings, or Uffingas, 99.
Valens, emperor, 16.
Valentinian, emperor, 23, 33, 308. Vergilius, bishop of Arles, 36, 53. Verulam (St. Albans), 15. Vespasian, emperor, 9, 306. Vitalian, pope, letter to Oswy, 166. Vortigern, king, 23, 77, 309. Vortimer, 24.
William I. (the Conqueror), 412, 440-463. William, prince, son of Henry I. 485, 487, 488. William Rufus, 448, 463-476. Winchester cathedral, 120, 319. Winfrid, bishop of Lichfield, 153, 179, 183. Wini, bishop, 120, 165, 322. Withlaf, king of Mercia, 346, 347. Withred, king of Kent, 247, 331-334. Wulfgar, abbat of Abingdon, 389, 409. Wulfgar, bishop of Wiltshire, 318. Wulfhelm, abp. of Canterbury, 375. Wulf here, king of Mercia, 120, 153, 169, 174, 321-328.
Wulfnoth, child, 399, 400.
Wulfred, abp. of Canterbury, 345-347. Wulfric, abbat of St. Augustine's, 417. Wulfstan, abp. of York, 378-380. Wulfstan, deacon, dies, 381. Wulfsy, bishop of Lichfield, 431.
Wulfwy, bishop of Dorchester, 431, 444. Wulstan, bishop of London, 394. Wulstan, bishop of Worcester, 464. Wulstan II., abp. of York, 410. Wuscfrea, 97, 107.
J. HADDON, PRINTER, CASTLE STREET, FINSBURY.
Surrey, Hants, with the Isle of Wight, Berks, Wilts, Dorset, Somerset, Devon, and part of Cornwall.
Essex, Middlesex, and southern part of Hertfordshire.
Northumberland, and the south-eastern counties of Scotland. Cumberland, Durham, Westmoreland, York, and Lancaster. Norfolk, Suffolk, Cambridge, and part of Bedfordshire.
Chester, Derby, Nottingham, Lincoln, Shropshire, Stafford, Leicester, Rutland, Northampton, Huntingdon, Hereford, Worcester, Warwick, Gloucester, Oxford, Buckingham, and parts of Hertford and Bedford.
N.B. The boundaries varied frequently according to the fortunes of the reigning kings in the petty contests which they waged one against the other.
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