Part 18

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. 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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

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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

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