A literal translation of the Saxon chronicle

by Unknown

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A. D.				PAGE
656		Abon Alderman (A. D. 664)		[40]
710		Acca Bishop of Hexham		[56]
733		expelled		[60]
737		dies		[60]
785		Adrian 1st, Pope, sends to England		[71]
794		dies		[73]
675		Adrian, Legate, in England (A. D. 680)		[48]
897		Æbba killed		[114]
1007		Ædric Alderman of Mercia		[163]
1009		favours the Danes		[165]
1015		murders Sigeferth and Morcær		[175]
1015		deserts to Cnut		[176]
1016		his treachery towards Edmund		[179]
1017		receives the government of Mercia from Cnut		[181]
1017		killed		[181]
1017		Ædwig, Ætheling, banished by Cnut		[182]
933		Ædwine, Prince, drowned		[131]
1002		Æfic, High Sheriff, murdered		[158]
650		Ægelbyrht, or Æthelbryht, Bp. of Wessex		[33]
660		leaves England		[42]
1058		Ægelric Bishop of Chichester		[205]
1070		excommunicates Hereward		[216]
1069		Ægelric (abdicated) Bp. of Durham, arrested		[211]
1072		dies		[226]
1077		Ægelwig, Abbot of Evesham, dies		[230]
1069		Ægelwin, Bishop of Durham, outlawed		[211]
1071		joins Morker at Ely		[225]
1071		dies		[226]
603		Ægthan, King of Scots, defeated		[24]
1006		Ælfelm, Alderman, killed		[161]
961		Ælfgar, Edgar’s kinsman, dies		[138]
993		Ælfgar, son of Ælfric, blinded		[152]
1048		Ælfgar, son of Leofric, receives Harold’s Earldom		[199], [204]
1055		outlawed and joins Griffin		[204]
1057		succeeds to Leofric’s Earldom		[205]
1002		Ælfgiva Emma, Ethelred’s Queen, the daughter of Richard Earl of Normandy, comes to England		[158]
1013		takes refuge in Normandy		[172]
1017		marries Cnut		[182]
1036		Regent of Wessex		[186]
1037		expelled		[187]
1042		her treasures seized by Edward		[190]
1052		dies		[200]
985		Ælfheah Bishop of Winchester		[131]
951		dies		[136]
984		Ælfeah St. Bishop of Winchester		[149]
993		his counsel to Æthelred		[152]
994		Ælfeah St. conducts Anlaf to Æthelred		[153]
1006		Archbishop of Canterbury		[160]
1012		martyred		[170]
1023		relics of, removed to Canterbury		[184]
963		Ælfhere, Alderman of Mercia (A. D. 972)		[142]
975		expels the monks		[147]
983		dies		[149]
1012		Ælfhun, Bishop of Durham, buries the body of St. Ælfheah		[170]
1013		sent abroad with Æthelred’s sons		[172]
792		Ælfled wife of Æthelred		[73]
1088		Ælfred, Monk, confined		[222]
634		Ælfric, the father of Osric		[30]
983		Ælfric, Alderman of Mercia		[149]
985		banished		[149]
992	}		{	[151]
1003	}	his treachery	{	[159]
994		Ælfric Archbishop of Canterbury		[152]
997		goes to Rome		[154]
1005		dies		[160]
1016		Ælfric, Alderman, killed		[180]
1023		Ælfric, Archbishop of York		[184]
1038		Ælfric, Bishop of East Anglia, dies		[187]
963		Ælfsige, or Ælfsi, Abbot of Peterborough (A. D. 1006)		[143]
1013		in Normandy with Queen Emma		[173]
1041		dies		[189]
1032		Ælfsige, Bishop of Winchester, dies		[186]
963		Ælfstan, Bishop, of London, witness to Edgar’s grant (A. D. 972)		[142]
992		commands Æthelred’s fleet		[151]
1044		Ælfstan, Abbot of St. Augustine’s, dies		[191]
925		Ælfweard, son of King Edward, dies		[130]
679		Ælfwine, the brother of Eeferth, killed		[49]
1032		Ælfwin Bishop of Winchester		[186]
1045		dies		[191]
1046		Ælwine, Abbot, sent to St. Remy		[193]
1011		Ælfword, Sheriff, taken		[168]
656		Ælhmund, Alderman (A. D. 664)		[40]
477		Ælla arrives in Britain		[13]
490		takes Andredes-ceaster		[14]
560		succeeds Ida in Northumberland		[20]
588		dies		[22]
827		his power noted		[81]
867		Ælla, usurper of Northumberland, killed		[90]
1011		Ælmær, Abbot, betrays Canterbury		[168]
1016		Ælmær the Darling		[178]
455		Æsc reigns with his father Hengest		[12]
457	}
466	}	his battles		[13]
473	}
488		sole King of Kent		[14]
992		Æscwig Bishop of Dorchester		[151]
674		Æscwine King of Wessex		[44]
675		fights with Wulfere		[45]
676		dies		[49]
778		Æthebald		[69]
716		Æthelbald (or Æthelwold) King of Mercia		[57]
733		takes Somerton		[60]
737		lays waste Northumberland		[60]
743		fights with the Welsh		[61]
752		defeated by Cuthred		[62]
755		killed		[65]
851		Æthelbald, Prince, son of Æthelwulf, fights with the Danes		[85]
854		succeeds to the kingdom of Wessex		[16], [88]
860		dies		[88]
656		Æthelbold (A. D. 664)		[40]
552		Æthelberht (Æthelbriht or Ægelberht) born		[20]
560		King of Kent		[20]
568		defeated by Ceawlin		[21]
616		dies		[26]
		his dominion		[81]
766		Æthelberht Archbishop of York		[67]
780		dies		[70]
776		Æthelberht Bishop of Whitehorn		[69]
797		dies		[76]
854		Æthelbryht, King of Kent, Essex, & Sussex		[88]
860		King of Wessex		[16], [88]
1055		Æthelbryht’s St. monastery burnt		[205]
748		Æthelbyrht King of Kent		[62]
760		dies		[66]
792		Æthelbyrht King of East Anglia, beheaded		[73]
633		Æthelburg, Edwin’s widow, takes refuge in Kent		[30]
722		Æthelburh Queen demolishes Taunton		[58]
673		Ætheldryth St. founds Ely Monastery		[44]
679		dies		[49]
963		relics of at Ely		[139]
897		Æthelere, Frisian, killed		[114]
593		Æthelferth, or Æthelfrith, King of Northumberland		[23]
603		defeats Ægthan		[24]
607		defeats the Britons		[25]
617		killed		[27]
897		Æthelferth Alfred’s herdsman killed		[114]
913		Æthelfled, Lady of Mercia, builds fenced towns		[120]
916		takes Brecknock		[121]
918		Derby		[123]
920		Leicester		[124]
922		dies		[129]
964		Æthelgar, Abbot of the new monastery, Winchester		[144]
988		Archbishop of Canterbury		[150]
728		Æthelheard King of Wessex		[16], [58]
741		dies		[61]
790		Æthelheard (or Athelard) Archbishop of Canterbury		[72]
796		holds a synod		[75]
799		goes to Rome		[76]
803		dies		[78]
794		Æthelheard, Alderman, dies		[74]
852		Æthelheard, Alderman		[86]
837		Æthelhelm, Duke, killed		[84]
887		Æthelhelm, Alderman, carries alms to Rome		[102]
655		Æthelhere, brother of Anna, killed		[34]
750		Æthelhun, Alderman		[62]
894		Æthelm, Alderman of Wiltshire		[109]
898		dies		[115]
1013		Æthelmer, Alderman, submits to Swegn		[172]
800		Æthelmund, Alderman, killed		[77]
894		Æthelnoth, Alderman		[109]
1022		Æthelnoth (or Ægelnoth) Archbishop of Canterbury		[183]
1023		removes the relics of St. Ælfeah		[184]
1023		dies		[187]
664		Æthelred brother of Wulfhere at the consecration of Medeshamstede		[36]
675		King of Mercia		[45]
676		lays waste Kent		[49]
680		confirms Wulfhere’s grant		[47]
695		loses his Queen		[55]
704		becomes a monk		[55]
716		buried at Bardney		[57]
774		Æthelred King of Northumberland		[68]
778		deposed		[69]
790		regains the throne		[72]
792		marries Ælflæd		[73]
794		killed		[73]
978		Æthelred King of England		[148]
986		lays waste the diocese of Rochester		[149]
992		Æthelred raises a fleet		[151]
993		makes peace with Anlaf		[152]
1000		lays waste Cumberland		[156]
1002		makes peace with the Danes		[158]
1002		massacres the Danes		[158]
1011		sues for peace		[168]
1013		besieged in London		[171]
1013		goes abroad		[172]
1014		recalled		[174]
1014		defeats the Danes in Lindsey		[174]
1016		dies		[178]
588		Æthelric King of Northumberland		[22]
1038		Æthelric, Bishop of Sussex, dies		[187]
1016		Æthelsige Alderman		[180]
1016		Æthelsige, Abbot of Abingdon		[181]
1018		dies		[182]
1061		Æthelsige, Abbot of St. Augustine’s		[206]
836		Æthelstan, King of Kent, Essex, and Sussex		[83]
851		defeats the Danes		[85]
883		Æthelstan, Alderman, sent to Rome		[99]
925		Æthelstan King		[130]
927		expels Guthfrith		[130]
934		invades Scotland		[131]
938		defeats Anlaf and Constantine		[131]
941		dies		[134]
1010		Æthelstan, Etheldred’s son in law, killed		[166]
1043		Æthelstan Abbot of Abingdon		[190]
1046		dies		[191]
888		Æthelswith, Queen, dies		[103]
661		Æthelwald, King of Sussex, receives Wight		[42]
828		Æthelwald, Bishop of Litchfield, dies		[81]
901		Æthelwald, Prince, revolts and defeated		[115]
904		invades England		[116]
905		killed		[117]
994		Æthelward, Alderman		[153]
1016		Æthelward, son of Æthelsig, killed		[180]
1001		Æthelweard, High Sheriff, killed		[156]
963		Æthelwin, Alderman (A. D. 972)		[142]
992		dies		[151]
1018		Æthelwin Abbot of Abingdon		[182]
737		Æthelwold, Bishop of Hexham, dies		[60]
888		Æthelwold, Alderman, dies		[103]
1017		Æthelword, son of Æthelmer, killed		[181]
1020		Æthelword, Alderman, outlawed		[182]
836		Æthelwulf King of Wessex		[83]
840	}	battles of, with the Danes	{	[84]
851	}		{	[85]
853		conquers North Wales		[86]
854		grants the tithe of his lands to the church		[87]
854		goes to Rome		[87]
854		marries Judith (A. D. 855)		[87]
854		dies (A. D. 857)		[87]
860	}	Æthelwulf, Alderman, defeats the Danes	{	[88]
871	}		{	[91]
871		killed		[92]
866		Æthered King of Wessex		[89]
868		Æthered, King of Wessex, aids Burhred		[90]
871		battles of, with the Danes		[91], [92]
871		dies		[93]
870		Æthered Archbishop of Canterbury		[91]
888		dies		[103]
886		Æthered, Alderman of Mercia, Governor of London		[101]
894		godfather to a son of Hastings		[108]
894		besieges the Danes at Bultington		[109]
912		dies		[120]
901		Æthered, Alderman of Devon, dies		[116]
1034		Ætheric, Bishop of Dorchester, dies		[186]
680		Agatho, Pope, rescript of		[45]
911		Agmund, Hold, killed		[120]
651		Aidan, Bishop of Lindisfarne, dies		[33]
1070		Ailnod, Abbot of Glastonbury, deposed (A. D. 1077)		[219]
283		Alban St. martyred		[8]
		relics of, removed to Denmark (A. D. 1080)		[242]
1116		Alban’s St. monastery consecrated		[284]
780		Alchmund, Bishop of Hexham, dies		[70]
788		Aldberht, Abbot, dies		[72]
709		Aldhelm, Bishop of Westwood, dies		[56]
727		Aldulf Bishop of Rochester		[58]
731		consecrates Archbishop Tatwine		[59]
731		Aldwine Bishop of Litchfield		[59]
1127		Alein Fergan, Earl of Britanny and Richmond (A. D. 1084-1119)		[301]
114		Alexander 1st, Pope, decree of		[6]
1070		Alexander 2d, Pope, decides for the supremacy of Canterbury (A. D. 1071)		[213], [217]
1107		Alexander King of Scotland		[278]
1124		dies		[297]
1123		Alexander Bishop of Lincoln		[295]
1125		goes to Rome		[300]
1130		at the consecration of Christ Church		[309]
1137		imprisoned by Stephen		[314]
853		Alfred, or Ælfred, sent to Rome		[86]
854		consecrated as King, by Leo (A. D. 857)		[88]
871		defeated with Æthered		[91]
871		King of Wessex		[93]
875		defeats the Danes at sea		[95]
876		makes peace with the Danes		[95]
878		driven by the Danes to Athelney		[97]
878		defeats the Danes, and is godfather to Godrun		[98]
883		sends alms to Rome and India		[99]
888		to Rome		[103]
885		delivers Rochester		[100]
886		repairs London		[101]
894		defeats the Danes at Farnham		[106]
894		in the west		[109], [110]
896		blocks up the Lea		[112]
897		long ships of, defeat the Danes		[114]
901		dies		[115]
907		Alfred, Sheriff of Bath, dies		[118]
799		Alfun, Bishop of Dunwich, dies		[76]
778		Alfwold, or Alwold, King of Northumberland		[69]
780		sends to Rome		[70]
789		killed		[72]
852		Alhhim Bishop (of Worcester?)		[86]
765		Alhred King of Northumberland		[67]
774		deposed		[68]
798		Alric killed		[76]
1123		Amalri, or Hamalri (Amaury 4th) Earl of Evreux, at war with Henry 1st		[295]
1124		defeated		[296]
1130		Andrew St. monastery of, at Rochester, consecrated		[309]
477		Andred, forest of		[13]
490		Andredes-cester besieged		[14]
449		Angles arrive in Britain		[12]
653		Angles, Mid, converted		[33]
636		Anglia, East, converted		[31]
823		submits to Egbryht		[80]
836		receives a Danish army		[89]
890		colonized by Godrun		[103]
905		laid waste by Edward		[117]
1000		Anglesey plundered		[156]
		Anjou, Earls of—see [Fulk 5th], [Geoffrey], [Henry]
911		Anlaf, the Black, killed		[119]
938		Anlaf, King, defeated by Æthelstan		[132]
942		dies		[135]
944		Anlaf, King of Northumberland, expelled		[135]
949		returns		[136]
952		expelled		[136]
654		Anna, King of East Anglia, killed		[33]
1093		Anselm, Archbishop of Canterbury		[225], [252]
1095		receives a pall		[260]
1097		leaves England		[263]
1100		recalled		[268]
1103		goes to Rome		[272]
1109		dies		[278]
1125		laws of, sanctioned		[299]
1115		Anselm, an Abbot of Rome, in England		[284]
1123		Anselm, Abbot of St. Edmund’s Bury, goes to Rome		[294]
1089		Anthony Prior of St. Augustine’s		[225]
875		Anwind, a Danish King		[95]
1070		Arnulf, Count of Flanders, and killed		[217]
1041		Arnwi Abbot of Peterborough		[189]
1052		resigns		[203]
1102		Arundel castle besieged by Henry 1st		[270]
1016		Assandun battle of		[180]
1020		church built at		[183]
910		Asser, Bishop of Sherborn, dies		[119]
1121		Athelis married to Henry 1st		[289]
961		Athelmod, Priest, dies		[138]
884		Athelwold, Bishop, dies		[99]
963		Athelwold Bishop of Winchester		[139]
		repairs Ely and Medeshamstede		[139]
984		dies		[149]
903		Athulf, Alderman, dies		[116]
972		Athulf Bishop		[142]
1130		Audoenus Bishop of Evreux		[309]
597		Augustin St. arrives in Britain		[24]
601		receives a pall from Gregory		[24]
604		consecrates Bishops		[24]
607		prediction of, verified		[25]
1070		Augustine’s St. monks, rebellion of (A. D. 1087)		[221]

		B
871		Bagsæc, a Danish King, killed		[92]
924		Bakewell built		[130]
1037		Baldwin 5th, Earl of Flanders, receives Ælfgiva		[187]
1046		receives Earl Swegn		[194]
1064		Earl Tostig		[208]
1070		Baldwin 6th, Earl of Flanders, dies		[217]
1111		Baldwin 7th, Earl of Flanders		[280]
1117		invades Normandy		[285]
1118		mortally wounded		[286]
1119		dies		[288]
1098		Baldwin, Abbot of St. Edmund’s, dies		[265]
1135		Baldwin de Redvers rebels		[313]
791		Baldwulf Bishop of Whitehorn		[72]
823		Balred, King of Kent, deposed		[80]
547		Bamborough built by Ida		[19]
993		pillaged		[152]
1095		besieged and taken		[258], [260]
1124		Barley, high price of		[297]
669		Basse, a Priest, founds Reculver monastery		[44]
577		Bath taken by Cuthwin		[22]
973		also called Acemannes-ceaster		[145]
1088		plundered		[245]
1087		Battel Abbey founded (A. D. 1086)		[239]
1094		consecrated		[255]
734		Bede dies		[60]
571		Bedford, battle near		[22]
919		fortified by Edward		[124]
921		garrison of defeats the Danes		[126]
1016		Bedfordshire laid waste by Canute		[177]
482		Benedict St. miracles of		[13]
509		dies		[17]
596		monastery of, destroyed		[23]
1087		order of, prevalent in England		[239]
1022		Benedict 9th, Pope, consecrates Æthelnoth Archbishop of Canterbury		[183]
1058		Benedict 10th, Pope		[205]
1059		expelled		[205]
911		Benesing, Hold, killed		[119]
894		Benfleet fortress		[107], [108]
888		Beocca, Alderman, sent to Rome		[103]
775		Beonne, Abbot of Medeshamstede, lease of		[68]
710		Beorhtfryth, Alderman, fights with the Picts		[56]
851		Beorhtulf, King of Mercia, defeated		[85]
897		Beorhtulf, Alderman of Essex, dies		[113]
690		Beorhtwald, or Brihtwald, Archbishop of Canterbury		[52]
693		Beorthwald, or Brihtwald, consecrated		[53]
731		dies		[59]
780		Beorn, Alderman, burnt		[70]
1046		Beorn, Earl, murdered		[194]
887		Beorngar, or Berenger, King of Lombardy		[102]
890		Beornhelm, Alderman, sent to Rome		[103]
802		Beornmod Bishop of Rochester		[77]
905		Beornoth Prince		[118]
755		Beornred, King of Mercia, and deposed		[65]
823		Beornwulf, King of Mercia, slain		[80]
897		Beornwulf, Sheriff of Winchester, dies		[113]
684		Berht, or Briht, Alderman, invades the Scots		[50]
699		killed		[55]
1088		Berkeley, Lordship of, laid waste		[245]
1123		Bernard, Bishop of St. David’s, goes to Rome		[294]
1130		assists at the consecration of Christ Church		[309]
634		Bernicia, kingdom of		[30], [49]
501		Bieda arrives in Britain		[17]
671		Birds, battle of the		[44]
628		Blecca, first Christian convert in Lindsey		[29]
685		Blood, rain of		[51]
1098	}		{	[265]
1100	}	springs of, in Berkshire	{	[266]
1103	}		{	[272]
678		Bosa, Bishop of York		[49]
654		Botulf, founds a monastery at Boston		[33]
785		Botwine, Abbot of Rippon, dies		[71]
		Boulogne, Earls of—see [Eustace 2d], and [Eustace 3d]
876		Bracelet, oath on the		[95]
1066		Brand, Abbot of Peterborough		[210]
1069		dies		[212]
916		Brecknock taken		[121]
759		Bregowine Archbishop of Canterbury		[66]
762		dies		[66]
1127		Brian, son of Alein Fergan		[301]
912		Bridgenorth built		[120]
1102		besieged		[271]
1038		Brihteh, Bishop of Worcester, dies		[187]
693		Brihtelm dies		[53]
970		Brihtnoth Abbot of Ely		[139]
972		Brihtnoth Alderman		[142]
993		killed		[150], [152]
1009		Brihtric accuses Wulfnoth		[163]
1009		fails in his expedition against Wulfnoth		[164]
1017		Brihtric killed		[181]
1006		Brithwold, Bishop of Sherborn		[160]
1043		dies		[190]
1087		Bristol plundered		[244]
		Britain, description of		[1]
		conquered by Julius Cæsar		[2]
46		by Claudius		[5]
189		Britain conquered by Severus		[7]
189		Britons converted to Christianity		[7]
443		apply to the Angles for aid against the Picts		[11]
607		Brockmail, a British Alderman, defeated		[25]
656		Brordan (A. D. 664)		[40]
775		Brordan, Alderman, grant of		[68]
938		Brunanburh, battle of		[131]
918		Buckingham fortified		[123]
1016		Buckinghamshire ravaged		[177]
822		Burhelm, Alderman, killed		[80]
853		Burhred, King of Mercia, reduces North Wales, and marries Æthelwulf’s daughter		[86]
874		expelled by the Danes		[94]
1066		Burton Abbey held by Leofric		[210]
685		Butter turned into blood		[51]
1131		scarcity of		[310]
784		Byrhtric King of Wessex		[71]
787		marries Eadburga		[71]
800		dies		[77]
905		Byrhtsig, son of Prince Beornoth, killed		[117]
634		Byrinus, Bishop, converts the West Saxons		[30]
635		baptizes Cynegils		[31]
639		and Cuthred		[31]
932		Byrnstan Bishop of Winchester		[131]
934		dies		[131]

		C
1097		Cadugan leader of the Welch Rebels		[263]
1087		Caen, St. Stephen’s Monastery at		[238]
1119		Calixtus 2d, Pope		[288]
1124		dies		[298]
1010		Cambridge burnt		[166]
1010		Cambridgeshire men, valour of		[166]
1010		Cambridgeshire ravaged		[168]
918		Camaleac, Bishop of Landaff, taken prisoner		[122]
754		Canterbury burnt		[62]
851		taken		[85]
1011		betrayed to the Danes		[168]
1013		Canute, or Cnut, the son of Swegn, in England		[171]
1014		declared King by the fleet		[173]
1014		deserts the men of Lindsey		[174]
1015		reduces Wessex		[176]
1016		reduces Northumberland		[177]
1016		besieges London		[178]
1016		defeats Edmund		[180]
1016		treats with Edmund		[181]
1017		sole King of England		[181]
1017		marries Ælfgiva		[182]
1019		goes to Denmark		[182]
1020		returns		[182]
1025		fights with the Swedes		[184]
1028		conquers Norway		[184]
1031		returns to England, goes to Rome, and invades Scotland		[185]
1036		dies		[186]
1064		Canute, or Cnut, laws of, renewed		[208]
1075		Canute, or Cnut, Prince of Denmark, invades England		[228]
1085		King of Denmark designs of, against England		[232]
1087		murdered		[242]
1119		stiled a saint		[288]
1092		Carlisle repaired		[252]
897	}		{	[113]
986	}		{	[150]
1041	}		{	[189]
1054	}		{	[204]
1086	}	Cattle, pestilence among	{	[235]
1103	}		{	[272]
1111	}		{	[280]
1125	}		{	[300]
1131	}		{	[310]
664		Ceadda Bishop of York		[43]
633		Ceadwalla ravages Northumberland		[30]
686		Kent and Wight		[51]
687		Kent		[52]
688		dies at Rome		[52]
560		Ceawlin King of Wessex		[20]
568		fights with Æthelbryht		[21]
591		deposed		[23]
593		dies		[23]
827		power of, noted		[81]
429		Celestine 1st, Pope, sends Palladius to the Scotch		[9]
661		Cenbyrht, King, dies		[42]
704		Cenred King of Mercia		[55]
709		goes to Rome		[56]
716		Cenred King of Northumberland		[57]
676		Centwine King of Wessex		[49]
681		defeats the Britons		[50]
643		Cenwalh King of Wessex		[32]
645		expelled		[33]
646		baptized		[33]
648		grant of		[33]
652	}
658	}	battles of		[33], [42]
661	}
672		dies		[44]
796		Cenwulf, King of Mercia, ravages Kent		[75]
819		dies		[79]
905		Cenwulf, Abbot, killed		[117]
805		Ceolburh, Abbess, dies		[78]
697		Ceolmund, Alderman of Kent, dies		[113]
830		Ceolnoth Archbishop of Canterbury		[82]
870		dies		[91]
709		Ceolred King of Mercia		[56]
715		fights with Ina		[57]
716		dies		[57]
852		Ceolred Abbot of Medeshamstede		[85]
591		Ceolric King of Wessex		[23]
597		Ceolwulf King of Wessex		[23]
607		fights with the South Saxons		[25]
794		Ceolwulf, Bishop (of Dorchester?) flees		[74]
796		dies		[74]
819		Ceolwulf King of Mercia		[79]
821		deposed		[80]
874		Ceolwulf, Thane, made King of Mercia		[94]
877		retains a share of Mercia		[96]
851		Ceorl, Alderman, defeats the Danes		[84]
495		Cerdic arrives in Britain		[14]
519		conquers Wessex		[15], [18]
534		dies		[18]
778	}		{	[70]
788	}	Charles (Charlemagne), wars of	{	[72]
800		Emperor		[77]
812		dies		[79]
854		Charles (the Bald), King of France, receives Æthelwulf		[87]
885		Charles (Carloman) killed		[100]
885		Charles (the Fat), King of France		[101]
887		deposed and dies		[102]
1119		Charles Earl of Flanders		[288]
1120		makes peace with Henry I.		[288]
1127		killed		[302]
1131		Cheese scarce		[310]
1110		Chertsey, monastery at, founded		[280]
894		Chester occupied by the Danish army		[110]
907		repaired		[118]
1031		Christ Church, Canterbury, grant to		[185]
1066		burnt		[210]
1071		rebuilt by Landfranc		[239]
1130		restored and consecrated by William Corboyl		[308]
1070		Christien, a Danish Bishop, comes to Ely		[214]
806	}	Circles round the sun	{	[78]
1104	}		{	[273]
477		Cissa son of Ælla		[13]
46		Claudius conquers Britain		[5]
922		Cledauc, a Welch King, submits to Edward		[120]
92		Clemens 1st, Pope dies		[6]
964		Clergy expelled from the Diocese of Winchester		[139], [143]
1001		Clifton burnt		[157]
568		Cnebba, Alderman, killed		[21]
1001		Cola, Sheriff, defeated		[157]
921		Colchester taken by the Danes		[127]
921		repaired		[128]
679		Coldingham burnt		[49]
664		Colman, Bishop of Lindisfarne, leaves England		[43]
560		Columba Abbot of Iona		[21]
1070		Columban a seditious monk (A. D. 1087)		[222]
678	}		{	[49]
729	}		{	[59]
891	}		{	[104]
905	}	Comet	{	[118]
975	}		{	[146]
995	}		{	[154]
1066	}		{	[210]
1097	}		{	[263]
1140		Constantia, daughter of Philip 1st, marries Prince Eustace (A. D. 1153)		[322]
938		Constantine defeated by Æthelstan		[133]
		Corn injured—see [Crops]
1039	}		{	[188]
1043	}	Corn, high price of	{	[190]
1124	}		{	[297]
1137	}		{	[316]
254		Cornelius, Pope		[8]
813	}	Cornwall laid waste	{	[79]
997	}		{	[154]
1066		Coventry, Abbey of, founded (A. D. 1054)		[210]
1086		Cristina, Princess, takes the veil		[235]
1041	}		{	[189]
1043	}		{	[190]
1086	}		{	[235]
1089	}		{	[248]
1095	}		{	[261]
1097	}		{	[264]
1098	}		{	[265]
1103	}		{	[272]
1105	}	Crops, failure of	{	[274]
1110	}		{
1111	}		{	[280]
1116	}		{	[284]
1117	}		{	[286]
1124	}		{	[297]
1125	}		{	[300]
1137	}		{	[316]
	}		{	[317]
1112		Crops good		[281]
199		Cross Holy, found		[7]
883		Cross Holy, a piece of the, sent to Alfred		[99]
774		Cross seen in the Heavens		[68]
806		in the moon		[78]
1066		Croyland Abbey annexed to Peterborough		[210]
1096	}	Crusades	{	[261]
1128	}		{	[306]
593		Cryda King of Mercia, dies		[23]
755		Cumbran, Alderman		[63]
945		Cumberland reduced by Edmund		[135]
1000		laid waste by Ethelred		[156]
568		Cutha, or Cuthwulf, defeats Æthelbyrht		[21]
571		killed		[22]
656		Cuthbald Abbot of Medeshamstede (673)		[42]
685		Cuthberht Bishop of Hexham		[50]
741		Cuthberht, or Cuthbryht, Archbishop of Canterbury		[61]
758		dies		[65]
775		Cuthbriht Alderman		[68]
		Cuthburh daughter of Cenred		[16]
718		founds Winborn Monastery		[57]
639		Cuthred King baptized		[31]
648		receives lands from Cenwalh		[33]
661		dies		[42]
741		Cuthred King of Wessex		[61]
743	}	fights with the Welsh	{	[61]
753	}		{	[62]
752		defeats Æthelbald		[62]
754		dies		[62]
805		Cuthred King of Kent dies		[78]
		Cuthwin father of Cuthwulf or Cutha		[16], [59]
577		defeats the Britons		[22]
		Cwenburh the daughter of Cenred		[16], [57]
593		Cwichelm, the brother of Ceawlin, dies		[23]
614		Cwichelm, son of Cynegils, defeats the Britons		[25]
626		being King of Wessex with his father, sends an assassin to murder Edwin		[28]
628		fights with Penda		[29]
636		baptized and dies		[31]
		Cycle of Easter		[18]
		of Dionysius		[27]
477		Cymen arrives in England		[13]
799		Cynebryht, Bishop of Wessex, goes to Rome		[76]
611		Cynegils, King of Wessex		[15], [25]
614		fights with the Britons		[25]
628		with Penda		[29]
635		baptized		[31]
754		Cyneheard, Bishop of Winchester		[62]
784		Cyneheard Prince, killed		[64], [71]
964		Cyneweard, Abbot of Milton		[144]
975		dies, Bishop of Somerset		[146]
721		Cynewulf Prince, killed		[68]
737		Cynewulf, Bishop of Lindisfarne		[60]
780		resigns his See		[70]
782		dies		[70]
755		Cynewulf deposes Sigebryht, and made King of Wessex		[63]
775		fights with Offa		[68]
784		Cynewulf killed		[63], [71]
778		Cynewulf, High-sheriff, killed		[69]
495		Cynric arrives in Britain		[14]
495	}		{	[14]
508	}		{	[17]
519	}	his battles with the Britons	{	[18]
527	}		{
530	}		{
556	}		{	[20]
534		succeeds to the kingdom of Wessex		[19]
748		Cynric, Prince, killed		[62]

		D
		Dælreodi		[2], [24]
715		Dagobert 2d, dies		[57]
787		Danes arrive in England		[71]
793		plunder Lindisfarne		[73]
794		their ships wrecked		[74]
832		ravage Sheppey		[82]
833		defeat Egbryht		[82]
835		defeated by Egbryght		[83]
837-851		harrass England		[84]
851		defeated by Æthelwulf		[85]
851		winter in the Thanet		[85]
854		winter in Sheppey		[87]
860		take Winchester, and defeated by Osric		[88]
865		winter in Thanet and ravage Kent		[89]
866		winter in East Anglia		[89]
867		conquer Northumberland		[90]
868		Danes treat with Mercia		[90]
869		at York		[90]
870		defeat St. Edmund and conquer East Anglia		[91]
871		their battles with Æthered		[91], [92]
871		with Alfred		[93]
872		winter at London		[94]
873		in Lindsey		[94]
874		conquer Mercia		[94]
875		in Northumberland and at Cambridge		[95]
875		defeated by Alfred		[95]
876		make peace with Alfred		[95]
877		again defeated and make peace		[96]
878		reduce Wessex		[96]
878		defeated by Alfred		[97]
879		colonize East Anglia		[98]
879		one division of, departs to France		[98]
885		besiege Rochester		[99]
885		defeat Alfred’s fleet		[100]
893		from France, arrive at Limine-mutha		[105]
893-897		their battles with Alfred and war in England		[105]-[15]
905		of East Anglia defeated by Edward		[117]
907		of East Anglia and Northumberland make a treaty with Edward		[118]
911		of Northumberland break the peace and defeated		[119]
917		ravage Mercia		[122]
918		Danes invade Wales and defeated		[122]
918		depart to Ireland		[123]
921		of Mercia and East Anglia ravage England		[125]-[7]
921		submit to Edward		[127], [128]
991		first receive tribute		[150]
992		defeat the East Anglian and London ships		[151]
993		defeat Byrhtnoth near Malden		[152]
997-999		annoy the southern coast		[154]-[6]
1000		sail to Normandy		[156]
1001		ravage the south and west of England		[157]
1002		receive tribute from Ethelred		[158]
1002		massacred by order of Ethelred		[158]
1003		take Exeter		[158]
1004		under Swegn, invade East Anglia		[159]
1005		fleet of returns to Denmark		[159]
1006		again invade England and winter in Wight		[161]
1007		receive tribute		[163]
1009		plunder many parts of England, and winter on the Thames		[165]
1010		defeat Ulfcytel in East Anglia		[166]
1010		burn Northampton		[167]
1011		take Canterbury		[168]
1012		receive tribute		[169]
1012		45 ships of the, join Ethelred		[170]
1013		under Swegn, conquer the north of England, but repulsed at London		[171]
1013		Danes masters of England		[172]
1014		choose Cnut as King on the death of Swegn		[173]
1016		ravage England		[176], [177]
1016		battles of the, with Edmund		[178], [179], [180]
1018		and English united under Cnut		[182]
709	}		{	[59]
731	}	Daniel Bishop of Winchester	{	[56]
721		goes to Rome		[58]
744		resigns his see		[61]
745		dies		[61]
1124		David King of Scotland		[297]
1126		visits Henry 1st		[301]
1135		invades England		[313]
1135		makes peace with Stephen		[314]
1138		invades England, and defeated at the battle of the Standard		[319]
634	}		{	[30]
644	}	Deira, kingdom of	{	[32]
678	}		{	[49]
909		Denulf, Bishop of Winchester, dies		[118]
918		Derby taken by Æthelflæd		[123]
823		Devon, men of, fight with the Britons		[80]
851	}		{	[85]
878	}		{	[97]
894	}	Devonshire attacked by the Danes	{	[107]
897	}		{	[113]
997	}		{	[154]
1001	}		{	[157]
665		Deusdedit, Archbishop of Canterbury		[35]
664		dies		[43]
1092		Dolfin, Warden of Cumberland, expelled		[252]
1085		Doomsday Book		[234], [240]
1070		Donald, Bishop (1081)		[220]
1070		Donatus, Archbishop of Dublin (1085)		[220]
998	}	Dorsetshire invaded by the Danes	{	[154]
1015	}		{	[175]
1048		Dover, riot at		[196]
793		Dragons, fiery		[73]
891		Dubslane, an Irish pilgrim		[104]
883		Dudda, Alderman, killed		[82]
1046		Dudoc, Bishop of Wells, sent to the Synod of St. Remy		[192]
1061		dies		[207]
1093		Dufenal, King of Scotland, and deposed		[254]
1094		regains the throne		[257]
1097		again deposed		[264]
741		Dun, Bishop of Rochester		[61]
1093		Duncan, King of Scotland		[254]
1094		murdered		[257]
925		Dunstan, St. born		[130]
955		banished		[137]
957		recalled, and receives the Bishopricks of Worcester and London		[138]
961		Archbishop of Canterbury		[138]
978		escapes at Calne		[148]
988		dies		[150]

		E
616		Eadbald, King of Kent		[26]
		renounces Christianity, and reconverted by Laurentius		[26]
640		dies		[31]
794		Eadbald, Bishop, leaves Northumberland		[74]
725		Eadberht, King of Kent		[58]
748		dies		[62]
664		Eadberht Alderman		[40]
738		Eadbryht, or Eadberht, King of Northumberland		[60]
757		becomes a monk		[65]
768		dies		[67]
794		Eadbryht Præn King of Kent		[74]
796		taken prisoner, and loses his eyes		[75]
787		Eadburhge, marries King Beorhtric		[71]
819		Eadbyrht, Alderman, dies		[79]
1043		Eadgith, or Editha, married to Edward		[190]
1048		deprived of her treasures		[199]
1052		regains them		[203]
1075		dies		[228]
678		Eadhed 2d, Bishop of Sidnacester, in Lincolnshire		[49]
1012		Eadnoth 1st, Bishop of Dorchester, removes the body of St. Ælfeah		[170]
1016		killed at Assandun		[180]
1046		Eadnoth 2d, Bishop of Dorchester, dies		[194]
1001		Eadsige, Sheriff, defeated		[157]
1038		Eadsige Archbishop of Canterbury		[187]
1040		goes to Rome		[188]
1042		consecrates Edward		[189]
1043		Eadsige resigns his Archbishoprick		[190]
1047		dies		[195]
897		Eadulf, Thane, dies		[113]
924		Eadulf, sons of, submit to Edward		[130]
905		Eadwald, the son of Acca, killed		[117]
1010		Eadwig, the brother of Æfic, killed		[166]
1017		Eadwig, the King of the Peasants, banished		[182]
984		Eadwin Abbot of Abingdon		[149]
989		dies		[150]
905		Eadwold, Thane, killed		[117]
851		Ealchere, or Ealhere, Alderman, defeats the Danes		[85]
853		killed		[86]
823	}	Ealchstan Bishop of Sherborn defeats the Danes	{	[80]
845	}		{	[84]
867		dies		[90]
722		Ealdbryht, or Ealbyrht, Prince, exiled		[58]
725		killed		[58]
685		Ealdferth, or Aldfrith, King of Northumberland		[50]
705		dies		[55]
718		Cuthburh, his Queen		[57]
1047		Ealdred Bishop of Worcester sent to Rome		[195]
1060		Archbishop of York		[206]
1066		consecrates William as King		[209]
727		Ealdulf Bishop of Rochester		[58]
778		Ealdulf, Sheriff, killed		[69]
972		Ealdulf, or Aldulf, Abbot of Peterborough (972)		[140]
972		enriches the monastery		[143]
992		Archbishop of York		[151]
1002		dies		[158]
897		Ealheard, Bishop of Dorchester, dies		[113]
766		Ealhmund Bishop of Hexham		[67]
784		Ealhmund King of Kent		[71]
903		Ealhswitha Alfred’s Queen		[116]
905		dies		[118]
780		Eadbald 1st, Archbishop of York		[70]
796		dies		[74]
796		Eanbald 2d, Archbishop of York		[74]
797		receives a pall		[76]
806		Eanberht, Bishop of Hexham, dies		[78]
626		Eanfled, the daughter of Edwin, born		[28]
617		Eanfrid, the son of Æthelfrith, banished		[27]
634		King of Bernicia		[30]
845		Eanwulf, Alderman, defeats the Danes		[84]
795		Eardwulf King of Northumberland		[74]
806		deposed		[78]
1089	}		{	[248]
1119	}		{	[287]
1122	}	Earthquakes (in England)	{	[291]
1129	}		{	[308]
1117		(in Lombardy)		[286]
449		East Anglia, by whom peopled		[12]
636		converted to Christianity		[31]
823		submits to Egbriht		[80]
838		harrassed by the Danes		[84]
870		conquered by the Danes		[91]
879		colonized by Danes		[98]
905		laid waste by Edward		[117]
907		makes peace with Edward		[118]
921		submits to Edward		[128]
1004	}	invaded by the Danes	{	[159]
1010	}		{	[166]
678		Eata Bishop of Hexham		[49]
778		Ecga killed		[69]
664		Ecbyrht or Ecbriht King of Kent		[43]
673		dies		[44]
716		Ecbyrht St. reforms the monks of Iona		[57]
729		dies		[59]
734		Ecgbriht Archbishop of York		[60]
766		dies		[67]
800		Ecgbyrht, or Ecgbryht, King of Wessex		[77]
813		ravages Cornwall		[79]
823-827		conquests of, in England		[80], [81]
828		reduces Wales		[82]
833		defeated by the Danes		[82]
835		defeats the Danes		[83]
836		dies		[83]
803		Egberht Bishop of Lindisfarne		[78]
916		Egbriht, Abbot, killed		[121]
670		Ecgferth, or Ecverth, King of Northumberland		[44]
678		expels Archbishop Wilfrid		[49]
684		sends an army against the Scots		[50]
685		Ecgferth, or Ecverth, killed		[50]
794		Ecgferth’s monastery (Monk Wearmouth) plundered		[74]
785		Ecgverth consecrated King		[71]
794		succeeds to the kingdom of Mercia, and dies		[74]
897		Ecgulf, Alfred’s Horse Thane, dies		[113]
538	}		{	[19]
540	}		{	[19]
664	}		{	[43]
733	}		{	[60]
807	}	Eclipses of the Sun	{	[78]
879	}		{	[98]
1135	}		{	[312]
1140	}		{	[319]
795	}		{	[74]
800	}		{	[77]
802	}		{	[77]
806	}		{	[78]
827	}	of the Moon	{	[81]
904	}		{	[116]
1110	}		{	[279]
1117	}		{	[285]
1121	}		{	[289]
956		Edgar King of Mercia		[137]
957		of Wessex		[137]
957		recalls St. Dunstan		[138]
963		charters Medeshamstede (A. D. 972)		[140]
969		lays waste Thanet		[144]
973		consecrated as King		[144]
975		dies		[145]
1066		Edgar Ætheling, presumptive heir of Edward		[210]
1067		takes refuge in Scotland		[211]
1068		invades Northumberland		[211]
1069		plunders York		[212]
1074		received into favour by William		[227]
1086		departs from William		[235]
1091		deprived of his estates by William 2d, takes refuge in Scotland		[250]
1091		reconciled to William 2d		[251]
1097		aids Edgar the son of Malcolm		[264]
1106		taken prisoner by Henry 1st		[276]
1097		Edgar King of Scotland		[264]
1107		dies		[278]
870		Edmund St. King of East Anglia, killed		[91]
941		Edmund King		[134]
942	}
944	}	conquests of		[135]
945	}
946		dies		[135]
971		Edmund, the son of Edgar, dies		[144]
1015		Edmund, son of Ethelred, marriage of		[175]
1016		Edmund lays waste the western counties		[177]
1016		chosen King		[178]
1016		battles of, with the Danes		[178], [179], [180]
1016		makes peace with Cnut and dies		[181]
946		Edred King		[136]
954		possesses himself of Northumberland		[136]
955		dies		[136]
901		Edward (the elder) King		[115]
905		lays waste East Anglia		[117]
907		makes peace with the East Angles and Northumbrians		[118]
911		defeats the Danes		[119]
912		takes London and Oxford into his own government		[120]
913	}		{	[120], [121]
918	}		{	[123]
919	}		{	[124]
920	}	fortifies his towns	{	[125]
921	}		{	[127], [128]
922	}		{	[128]
923	}		{	[129], [130]
921		receives the submission of East Anglia		[128]
922		of North Wales and Mercia		[129]
924		of the King of Scots		[130]
925		dies		[130]
975		Edward (the Martyr) King		[146]
978		murdered		[148]
980		body of, removed to Shaftesbury		[149]
1013		Edward (the Confessor), the son of Æthelred, sent abroad		[172]
1014		sent to England		[173]
1040		arrives from Normandy		[188]
1041		chosen King		[189]
1042		consecrated		[189]
1043		marries Emma, daughter of Godwin		[190]
1048		banishes Earl Godwin and dismisses his Queen		[199]
1052		restores their estates		[203]
1066		dies		[208]
1057		Edward, Prince, the son of Edmund, dies		[205]
1093		Edward, Prince, the son of Malcolm, killed		[253]
617		Edwin King of Northumberland		[27]
626		escapes assassination, and conquers Wessex		[28]
627		baptized		[29]
633		killed		[30]
1064		Edwin, son of Ælfgar, joins Morker		[207]
1066		defeats Tostig		[208]
1066		is defeated by Harold, King of Norway		[209]
1071		flees from William 1st, and slain		[225]
955		Edwy King		[136]
957		dies		[137]
686		Egbalth Abbot of Peterborough		[51]
1140		Eleanor, Queen of France, marries Henry Earl of Anjou (A. D. 1152)		[322]
189		Eleutherius Pope		[7]
1070		Elfrin, Prior of St. Augustine’s, imprisoned (A. D. 1087)		[221]
1099		Elias, Earl of Maine, expelled		[265]
1110		dies		[280]
673		Ely, monastery at, founded		[44]
963		abbey at, founded by Bishop Athelwold (A. D. 970)		[139]
1070		Danes at		[214], [216]
1018		English and Danes united under Cnut		[182]
1066		English the, redeem their lands from William 1st		[209]
1096		Eoda, Earl of Champaigne, loses his lands		[261]
905		Eohric, a Danish King, killed		[117]
626		Eomer attempts to murder Edwin		[28]
661		Eoppa preaches Christianity in Wight		[43]
632		Eorpwald baptized		[30]
911		Eowils, a Danish King, killed		[119]
640		Ercenberht, (or Arcenbryht) King of Kent		[31]
664		dies		[43]
640		Ercengota daughter of Ercenberht		[31]
640		Ermenred son of Eadbald		[31]
1107		Ernulf Abbot of Peterborough		[277]
1114		Bishop of Rochester		[282]
1123		assists at the installation of William Corboyl		[294]
1124		dies		[297]
449		Essex, or kingdom of the East Saxons		[12]
604		converted to Christianity		[24]
823		Essex submits to Ecbryht		[80]
913	}	recovered from the Danes by Edward	{	[120]
921	}		{	[128]
994		ravaged by the Danes		[153]
1011		under the power of the Danes		[168]
1130		Everard Bishop of Norwich, at the consecration of Christ Church		[309]
1137		Eugenius 3d, Pope, grants certain privileges to Peterborough (A. D. 1145)		[317]
1048		Eustace 2d, Earl of Boulogne, his affray at Dover		[196]
1088		concerned in the conspiracy against William 2d		[247]
1096		Eustace 3d, Earl of Boulogne, goes to Jerusalem		[262]
1100		returns		[268]
1101		recovers his lands from Henry 1st		[270]
1140		Eustace, son of Stephen, marries Constance, the sister of Louis 7th		[322]
1140		dies (A. D. 1153)		[322]
877		Exeter taken by the Danes		[96]
894		besieged by the Danes		[107]
894		relieved by Alfred		[109]
1003		taken by the Danes		[158]
1135		besieged by Stephen		[313]

		F
46		Famine in Syria		[5]
792	}		{	[73]
975	}		{	[147]
976	}		{	[149]
1005	}		{	[160]
1043	}		{	[190]
1070	}	in England	{	[217]
1082	}		{	[230]
1087	}		{	[236]
1096	}		{	[262]
1125	}		{	[300]
1137	}		{	[316]
577		Farinmail, a British King, killed		[22]
1117		Farits, Abbot of Abingdon, dies		[286]
636		Felix, Bishop, converts the East Angles		[31]
829		Feologild, Abbot, chosen Archbishop of Canterbury		[82]
829		dies		[82]
961		Fever in London		[138]
1087		throughout England		[236]
1125		Flood		[300]
1013		Florentine St. relics of		[173]
1087		Forest laws were enacted by William I. (A. D. 1084)		[241]
1088		amendment of, promised by William II.		[246]
1135		of Henry 1st (A. D. 1108)		[313]
626		Forthher stabbed by Eomer		[26]
709		Forthhere, Bishop of Westwood		[56]
737		goes to Rome		[60]
803		Forthred, Abbot, dies		[78]
871		Fræna, a Danish Earl, killed		[92]
993		Fræna, a leader of the English, flees		[152]
425		France, first Kings of		[9]
887		Empire of, divided		[102]
780		French fight with the Old Saxons		[70]
766		Fritheberht, Bishop of Hexham, dies		[67]
993		Frithegist, an English General, flees		[152]
910		Frithestan, Bishop of Winchester		[118]
933		dies		[131]
763		Frithewald, Bishop of Whitehorn, dies		[66]
1110	}		{	[279]
1115	}	Frost severe	{	[284]
1103	}	Fruit trees injured	{	[272]
1110	}		{	[279]
	}		{	[280]
1112		productive		[281]
737		Frythogith, Queen, goes to Rome		[60]
1110		Fulk 5th, Earl of Anjou, seizes Maine		[280]
1111	}		{	[280]
1112	}	at war with Henry I.	{	[281]
1118	}		{	[286]
1119		his daughter Matilda married to William, son of Henry I.		[287]
1121		returns from Jerusalem and takes back Matilda		[290]
1123		sends messengers to Henry		[291]
1123		messengers of, return dissatisfied		[293]
1124		at war with Henry I. because of William, son of Robert Earl of Normandy, who had married his daughter Sibylla (afterwards divorced)		[297]
1127		makes peace with Henry I. on the marriage of his son Geoffrey with the Empress Matilda		[301]

		G
1118		Gelasius 2d, Pope		[287]
1119		dies		[288]
1096		Geoffrey Bainard, overcomes William of Eu, in single combat		[261]
1125		Geoffrey, Abbot of St. Alban’s, goes to Rome		[300]
1127		Geoffrey Martel, son of the Earl of Anjou, marries the Empress Matilda		[302]
1140		being Earl of Anjou, reduces Normandy		[322]
1140		dies (A. D. 1151)		[322]
1103		Gerard, Archbishop of York, his right to consecrate Bishops denied		[272]
1108		dies		[278]
710		Gerent, a Welch King, fights with Ina		[56]
1122		Ghosts seen		[290]
1123		Gifard, Henry’s Chaplain, goes to Rome		[294]
693		Gifemund, Bishop of Rochester, dies		[53]
1117		Gilebert, Abbot of Westminster, dies		[286]
1130		Gilbert Universalis, Bishop of London, at the dedication of Christ Church		[308]
1061		Gisa Bishop of Wells		[206]
1070		assists at the consecration of William Bishop of Durham (A. D. 1080)		[219]
688		Glastonbury monastery built by Ina (A. D. 698 or 708)		[52]
1083		tumults at		[231]
577		Gloucester taken		[22]
1122		burnt		[290]
988		Goda, a Dane, killed		[150]
1070		Godfrey Bishop of Chichester (A. D. 1087)		[220]
1123		Godfrey Bishop of Bath		[295]
1130		at the consecration of Christ Church		[309]
693		Godwin a Gallican Bishop		[53]
994		Godwin flees from the Danes		[152]
1001		Godwin, Sheriff, killed		[156]
1011		Godwin 2d, Bishop of Rochester, taken prisoner		[169]
1016		Godwin, Alderman, killed		[180]
1036		Godwin, Earl, supports Hardacnut		[186]
1043		his daughter Eadgitha marries Edward		[190]
1048		accused of treason		[197]
1048		outlawed		[199]
1052		invades England		[200]
1052		restored to the King’s favour		[203]
1053		dies		[204]
1061		Godwin 3d, Bishop of Rochester, dies		[206]
1088		Gosfrith, Bishop, rebels		[244]
435		Goths take Rome		[10]
592		Gregory 1st, Pope		[23]
596		sends Augustine to Britain		[23]
606		dies		[25]
1129		Gregory—see [Innocent 2d]		[308]
1055		Griffin, King of Wales, burns Hereford		[205]
1063		killed		[207]
903		Grimbald, Priest, dies		[116]
1038		Grymkytel Bishop of Selsey		[187]
1045		dies		[191]
1070		Gundulph Bishop of Rochester (A. D. 1076)		[219]
911		Guthferth, Hold, killed		[120]
927		Guthfrith King of Northumberland, expelled		[131]
944		his son expelled		[135]
714		Guthlac St. dies		[56]
1066		Gyrth, the brother of Harold, killed		[209]

		H
1075		Hacon, a Danish Earl, invades England		[228]
920		Hælfwin deprived of the government of Mercia		[125]
1036		Hardacnut in Denmark at Cnut’s death		[186]
1039		succeeds to the kingdom of England		[188]
1041		dies		[188]
871		Hareld, a Danish Earl, killed		[92]
1036		Harold 1st, King of England		[186]
1039		Harold 1st dies		[187]
1046		Harold 2d, the son of Godwin, opposes his brother Swegn		[193]
1048		accused of treason		[197]
1048		outlawed and goes to Ireland		[199]
1052		invades England		[201]
1052		reconciled to Edward		[203]
1053		succeeds to his father’s Earldom		[204]
1063		conquers Wales		[206]
1064		negociates with Morker		[207]
1066		King of England		[208]
1066		killed at the battle of Hastings		[209]
1066		Harold (Hardrada) King of Norway, invades England, & killed at Stanford bridge		[209]
1076		Harold (Hein) King of Denmark		[229]
893		Hastings invades England		[105]
894		receives his wife and children from Alfred		[108]
805		Heabyrht, Alderman, dies		[78]
1045		Heaca Bishop of Selsey		[191]
1058		dies		[205]
963		Headda, an Abbot of Medeshamstede (A. D. 870)		[140]
871		Heahmund, Bishop of Sherborn, killed		[93]
898		Heahstan, Bishop of London, dies		[115]
871		Healfden, a Danish King, killed		[92]
875		Healfden conquers Northumberland		[95]
876		divides the land among his troops		[96]
911		Healfden, a Danish King, killed		[119]
1098	}		{	[265]
1117	}		{	[286]
1122	}	Heaven the, appears on fire	{	[291]
1131	}		{	[310]
676		Hedda, Bishop of Winchester		[49]
703		dies		[55]
449		Hengest arrives in Britain		[12]
455-473		fights with the Britons		[13]
1046	}	Henry I. King of France, at war with William Duke of Normandy	{	[192]
1054	}		{	[204]
1060		dies		[206]
1056		Henry 3d (the Black) Emperor, dies		[205]
1056		Henry 4th, Emperor		[205]
1106		dies		[277]
1106		Henry 5th, Emperor		[277]
1110		marries Matilda		[279]
1086		Henry, the son of William the Conqueror, knighted		[234]
1087		heir to his father’s treasures		[238]
1094		comes to England		[256]
1095		at war with Robert, Earl of Normandy		[257]
1100		King of England		[267]
1100		marries Matilda, daughter of Malcolm		[268]
1101		his war and treaty with Robert		[269], [270]
1102		reduces Robert Earl of Shrewsbury		[270]
1105		Henry invades Normandy		[274]
1106		again invades and conquers Normandy		[276]
1107		fills up the vacant sees in England		[277]
1108		at war with France		[278]
1110		gives his daughter in marriage to the Emperor Henry 5th		[279]
1111		in Normandy		[280]
1114		reduces Wales		[281]
1115		causes the Barons of Normandy to do homage to his son William		[283]
1119		defeats Louis		[287]
1120		makes peace with Louis		[288]
1121		marries Athelis of Louvain		[289]
1121		invades Wales		[290]
1123		at war with his Thanes in Normandy and with France		[295]
1124		his victories		[296], [297]
1126		returns to England		[300]
1127		causes the English to swear obedience to Matilda		[301]
1128		in Normandy		[305]
1129		returns to England		[307]
1130		goes to Normandy		[309]
1131		returns to England		[310]
1132		returns to England		[312]
1135		goes to Normandy		[312]
1135		dies		[313]
1123		Henry, Abbot, a Papal Legate in England		[293]
1127		Henry, Abbot of St. Jean d’Angely (son of William 7th, Earl of Poitou), obtains the Abbacy of Peterborough		[302]
1128		goes to Poitou		[305]
1130		returns, and promises to subject Peterborough to Cluny		[309]
1131		goes to Normandy		[310]
1131		expelled from St. Jean d’Angely		[311]
1132		fails in his attempt to subject Peterborough to Cluny, and deprived of the Abbacy		[312]
1129		Henry Bishop of Winchester		[308]
1140		deserts his brother Stephen		[320]
1140		Henry, Earl of Anjou, marries Eleanor, Queen of France (A. D. 1152)		[322]
1140		invades England (A. D. 1153)		[322]
1140		his treaty with Stephen (A. D. 1153)		[323]
1154		King of England		[323]
1131		Hens, mortality amongst		[310]
1094		Herbert Losange, Bishop of Thetford, deprived of his staff		[255]
838		Herebryht, Alderman, killed		[84]
833		Hereferth, Bishop of Winchester, killed		[82]
656		Herefrid Alderman (664)		[40]
1055		Hereford burnt		[205]
1043		Hereman Bishop of Sherborn		[191]
1047		Hereman sent to Rome		[195]
1077		dies		[230]
1070		Hereward plunders Peterborough		[214]
1071		escapes from William 1st		[226]
1070		Hernost, Bishop of Rochester, and dies (A. D. 1075)		[219]
710		Higbald killed		[56]
780		Higbald, Bishop of Lindisfarne		[70]
795		assists at the consecration of King Eardwulf		[74]
803		dies		[78]
785		Higebrybt, Archbishop of Lichfield		[68], [71]
870		Higwais, a Dane, kills St. Edmund		[91]
680		Hilda, St. dies		[50]
670		Hlothere, Bishop of Winchester		[44]
685		Hlothere, King of Kent, dies		[51]
905		Hold, a Danish title		[118], [127]
627		Honorius 1st, Pope		[29]
627		writes to the Scots touching Easter		[29]
634		sends Byrinus to England		[30]
1124		Honorius 2d, Pope		[289]
1129		dies		[308]
627		Honorius, Archbishop of Canterbury		[29]
654		dies		[34]
449		Horsa arrives in Britain		[11]
455		killed		[12]
922		Howel, a King of Wales, submits to Edward		[129]
918		Hroald, Earl, invades England and killed		[122]
887		Hrothulf (Rudolph) King of Burgundy		[102]
853		Huda, Alderman, killed		[86]
1003		Hugh loses Exeter		[158]
1088		Hugh (Grentmesnil) rebels		[245]
1094		Hugh (Lupus) Earl of Chester, brings Prince Henry to England		[256]
1094		Hugh, Earl of Shrewsbury, defeats the Welch		[257]
1098		killed		[265]
1123		Hugh of Montfort revolts		[295]
1124		taken, and confined at Gloucester		[296]
1124		Hugh, the son of Gervais, taken prisoner and confined at Rouen		[296]
1126		removed to Windsor		[301]
1129		liberated		[306]
1128		Hugh of the Temple proclaims a false crusade		[306]
1137		Hugh of Waltville surrenders certain lands to Peterborough		[318]
744		Hunferth, Bishop of Winchester		[61]
921		Huntingdon repaired		[128]
1016		Huntingdonshire ravaged by Cnut		[177]

		I
547		Ida, King of Northumberland		[19]
560		dies		[20]
640		Idols destroyed in Kent		[31]
1031		Iemarc, a Scotch King, submits to Cnut		[185]
110		Ignatius, St. martyred		[6]
656		Immine, Alderman (A. D. 664)		[40]
688		Ina, King of Wessex		[52]
694		his treaty with Kent		[53]
709		fights with Gerent		[56]
715		with Ceolred		[57]
721		kills Cynewulf		[58]
722		fights with the South Saxons		[58]
728		goes to Rome, and remains there during the rest of his life		[58]
718		Ingild, the brother of Ina, dies		[57]
731		Ingwald, Bishop of London, assists at the consecration of Tatwine		[59]
403		Innocent 1st, Pope, rescript of		[9]
1129		Innocent 2d, Pope		[308]
1014		Inundation of the sea		[174]
560		Iona, Abbey founded in (A. D. 565)		[21]
716		monks of, observe the Catholic Easter		[57]
655		Ithamar, Bishop of Rochester, consecrates Deusdedit		[35]
656		at the consecration of Medeshamstede (A. D. 664)		[36]

		J
763		Jeanbyrht (or Anbryht), Archbishop of Canterbury		[66]
785		deprived of part of his diocese		[71]
790		dies		[72]
922		Jeothwel, a Welch King, submits to Edward		[129]
656		Jeruman, Bishop of Lichfield, witness of Wulfere’s grant to Medeshamstede (A. D. 664)		[40]
431		Jews of Crete drowned		[10]
1137		of Norwich crucify a child (A. D. 1144)		[318]
685		John, Bishop of Hexham		[51]
685		Archbishop of York (A. D. 705)		[51]
685		resigns (A. D. 718)		[51]
721		dies		[58]
1070		John, Bishop of Wells (A. D. 1087)		[220]
1114		John, Abbot of Peterborough, and sent to Rome		[283]
1115		returns		[284]
1125		dies		[300]
1114	}	John, Archdeacon of Canterbury, goes to Rome	{	[283]
1123	}		{	[294]
1130		Bishop of Rochester, at the consecration of Christ Church		[308]
1125		John of Crema, Cardinal, in England		[299]
1125		John, Bishop of Glasgow, goes to Rome		[300]
1130		John, Bishop of Seez, at the consecration of Christ Church		[309]
		Julius Cæsar invades Britain		[2]
604		Justus consecrated Bishop		[24]
604		receives the see of Rochester		[25]
616		Archbishop of Canterbury (A. D. 622)		[27]
627		dies		[29]
449		Jutes		[12]