[D] The Weald of Kent and Sussex; this forest formerly extended into Hampshire.
[E] A Roman station in the forest of Andred, probably on the Sussex coast; Somner supposes it to be Pevensey, Gibson a fort near Hastings.
[F] Generally supposed to be Chersley, Buckinghamshire; Gibson thinks that the Britons must have retired further westward, and that therefore this is not the place; but in 556 they are found at Banbury.
[G] Deira.
[H] Dalston, Cumberland, according to Gibson: Turner (Hist. of the Anglo Saxons), supposes it to be Dawston, near Jedburgh.
[I] Now Peterborough.
[J] Uncertain—but the ditch Assendik is mentioned as the northern boundary of Croyland by the charter of Ethelbald, and described by Ingulphus as falling into the Welland.
[K] Bishop of Lindisfarn, expelled because he would not observe the appointed time of Easter.
[L] Unknown. Bede gives Pægnalauh as the place of his death, and Smith supposes this to be Pinkley, near Durham.
[M] Henry of Huntingdon says that the birds fought and killed each other, and gives a similar story of his own time.