Anglo-Saxon Britain

by Grant Allen

• Ida of Northumbria, [25], [32];
  • his pedigree, [46]
• Iona, [93]

• Jutes, [5];
  • settle in Kent, [23], [28];
  • in the Isle of Wight, [24], [37];
  • in Northumbria, [32]

• Kemble, on British in towns, [65];
  • on Celtic personal names in England, [66]
• Kent, settled by Jutes, [23], [28];
  • converted, [85]

• Lincolnshire colonised, [35];
  • converted, [91]
• Lindisfarne, [95]
• Loidis, [35]
• London, [37], [158]
• Lothian, originally English, [35];
  • unconquered by Danes, [135];
  • granted to king of Scots, [149]
• Low Germans, [5];
  • their language, [176]

• Marriage in heathen times, [74], [81]
• Meonwaras, [37]
• Mercia colonised, [49];
  • its rise under Penda, [92];
  • its supremacy, [117];
  • conquered by Wessex, [122];
  • by the Danes, [131]
• Monasteries, [102]

• Nennius, [32], [67]
• Nithard, [9]
• Northumbria settled, [32];
  • converted, [88];
  • conquered by Danes, [130]
• Notitia Imperii, [22]

• Offa of Mercia, [117];
  • his dyke, [118]
• Oswald of Northumbria, [94]
• Oswiu of Northumbria, [95]

• Palgrave, Sir F., [66]
• Paulinus, [88]
• Penda of Mercia, [91], [94]
• Phillips, Prof., on Celtic blood in Yorkshire, [57]
• Port, mythical hero, [31]

• Rolleston, Prof., on Anglo-Saxon barrows, [25];
  • on survival of Celts, [59]
• Ruim, old name of Thanet, [23]
• Runes, [97]

• Salisbury conquered by English, [50]
• Saxons, [5];
  • English, so called by Celtic races, [21];
  • settle in Sussex, [24];
  • in Essex, [36];
  • in Wessex, [37]
• Saxons, Old, [7];
  • their constitution, [9]
• Ships of bronze age, [19];
  • of iron age, [20];
  • king Ælfred's, [139]
• Stubbs, Rev. Canon, [120], and passim
• Sussex settled, [24], [29]
• Swegen, [165]