[134] Archbishop of St. David's.
[135] Amesbury, in Wilts.
[136] In Somersetshire.
[137] Wessex.
[138] The whole of this paragraph concerning Oxford is thought to be an interpolation, because it is not known to have existed in more than one MS. copy.
[139] Hyde Abbey.
[140] This must consequently have been written in a.d. 888.
[141] Wise conjectures that we ought to read Hiberiæ, Spain, and not Hiberniæ, Ireland, in this passage.
[142] Not the celebrated John Scotus Eregina.
[143] Denarii.