Book, Chapter

 1        0, Int    |        Scots, at Degsastan in 603 A.D.~BOOK II.— Book II opens
 2        0, Int    |          Justus to Rochester (604 A.D.); the evangelization of
 3        0, Int    |         of Ethelbert in Kent (616 A.D.) and that of Sabert in Essex,
 4        0, Int    |          death of Laurentius (619 A.D.), Mellitus succeeds to Canterbury
 5        0, Int    |           the king at Easter, 627 A.D. Through the influence of
 6        0, Int    |          probably of the year 640 A.D., addressed by the Roman
 7        0, Int    |         battle of Hatfield in 633 A.D.; the devastation of Northumbria
 8        0, Int    |      Oswald at Heavenfield in 634 A.D. Christianity is brought
 9        0, Int    |         again to Northumbria (635 A.D.) by the Celtic Mission,
10        0, Int    |         the Northern Picts in 565 A.D., and incidentally of St.
11        0, Int    |           succeeds Eadbald in 640 A.D., and takes vigorous measures
12        0, Int    |          the Synod of Whitby (664 A.D.), which settled the Easter
13        0, Int    |           Wilfrid and Ceadda (664 A.D.), as bishops of Northumbria
14        0, Int    |     Archbishop of Canterbury (667 A.D.). Wighard dies there, and
15        0, Int    |    Lichfield. Ceadda’s death (672 A.D.), his character, and the
16        0, Int    |          Council of Hatfield (68o A.D.) the English Church asserts
17        0, Int    |          invasion of Ireland (684 A.D.) and of the country of the
18        0, Int    |         country of the Picts (685 A.D.), his defeat and death in
19        0, Int    |          of Hlothere of Kent (685 A.D.) is followed by anarchy
20        0, Int    |    admission into the Church (689 A.D.). He is succeeded by Ini,
21        0, Int    |        for the first time. In 709 A.D. Coenred of Mercia and Offa
22        I, IV     |        Aurelius, succeeded in 161 A.D. His colleague in the empire
23        I, X      |          was probably born in 370 A.D., and is said to have been
24        I, XI     |          the latter in Gaul. [407 A.D.]~IN the year of our Lord
25        I, XIII   |         could not obtain it. [446 A.D.]~In the year of our Lord
26        I, XVI    |          Ambrosius, a Roman. [456 A.D.]~When the army of the enemy,
27        I, XVII   |  Pelagians, by Divine power. [429 A.D.]~Some few years before their
28        I, XVIII  |           and other martyrs. [429 A.D.]~After this, a certain man,
29        I, XIX    |       infirmity by a vision. [429 A.D.]~AS they were returning
30        I, XX     |         then returned home. ~[430 A.D.]~IN the meantime, the Saxons
31        I, XXI    |       converted the Heretics [447 A.D.]~NOT long after, news was
32        I, XXIV   |           to entertain them. [596 A.D.]~THE same venerable pope
33        I, XXVII  |           stood in need. [597-601 A.D.]~IN the meantime, Augustine,
34        I, XXVIII |          in the work of God. [601 A.D.]~Thus far the answers of
35        I, XXIX   |       ministers of the Word. [601 A.D.]~Moreover, the same Pope
36        I, XXX    |          going into Britain. [601 A.D.]~The aforesaid envoys having
37        I, XXXI   |       glory in his miracles. [601 A.D.]~At which time he also sent
38        I, XXXII  |           to King Ethelbert. [601 A.D.]~The same blessed Pope Gregory,
39       II, VIII   |                   CHAP. VIII.[624 A.D.]~JUSTUS, bishop of the church
40       II, XI     |              CHAP. XI.~[Circ. 625 A.D.]~ THE same pope also wrote
41       II, XIV    |                   CHAP. XIV.~[627 A.D.]~ KING EDWIN, therefore,
42      III, I      |       Oswald retrieved both. [633 A.D.]~EDWIN being slain in battle,
43      III, II     |          injured arm healed. [634 A.D.]~THE place is shown to this
44      III, IV     |         the faith of Christ. [565 A.D.]~IN the year of our Lord
45      III, V      |        life of Bishop Aidan. [635 A.D.]~FROM this island, then,
46      III, VI     |      piety and religion. [635-642 A.D.]~KING OSWALD, with the English
47      III, VIII   |          consecrated to God. [640 A.D.]~IN the year of our Lord
48      III, IX     |          cured of the palsy. [642 A.D.]~OSWALD, the most Christian
49      III, X      |          against fire. [After 642 A.D.]~ABOUT the same time, another
50      III, XI     |          healed by them. [679-697 A.D.]~AMONG the rest, I think
51      III, XVI    |         by the enemy. [Before 651 A.D.]~ANOTHER notable miracle
52      III, XVIII  |           King Sigbert [Circ. 631 A.D.]~AT this time, the kingdom
53      III, XIX    |        bore testimony. [Circ. 633 A.D.]~WHILST Sigbert still governed
54      III, XX     |         church of Rochester. [653 A.D.]~IN the meantime, Felix,
55      III, XXI    |  Christian under King Peada. [653 A.D.]~AT this time, the Middle
56      III, XXII   |          had before cast off [653 A.D.]~AT that time, also, the
57      III, XXIV   |        the victory obtained. [655 A.D.]~AT this time, King Oswy
58      III, XXV    |        came out of Scotland. [664 A.D.]~IN the meantime, Bishop
59      III, XXVI   |        under those teachers. [664 A.D.]~THE disputation being ended,
60      III, XXVII  |    monastic life in Ireland. [664 A.D.]~IN the same year of our
61      III, XXVIII |           the Northumbrians. [664 A.D.]~IN the meantime, King Alchfrid
62      III, XXIX   |          an account thereof. [667 A.D.]~AT this time the most noble
63      III, XXX    |           of Bishop Jaruman. [665 A.D.]~AT the same time, the Kings
64       IV, I      |           Abbot Hadrian. [664-669 A.D.]~IN the above-mentioned
65       IV, II     |        the roam of Damianus. [669 A.D.]~THEODORE came to his Church
66       IV, III    |           death, and burial. [669 A.D.]~AT that time, the province
67       IV, VI     |          of the East Saxons. [675 A.D.]~NOT long after these events,
68       IV, VII    |     monastery of Berecingum. [675 A.D.?]~IN this monastery many
69       IV, IX     |          departed this life. [675 A.D.?]~Now when Ethelburg herself,
70       IV, X      |       restored to her sight. [675 A.D.?]~HILDILID, a devout handmaid
71       IV, XI     |         life in a monastery. [694 A.D.]~AT that time, as the same
72       IV, XIII   |      South Saxons to Christ. [681 A.D.]~BUT Wilfrid was expelled
73       IV, XIV    |          of King Oswald. [681-686 A.D.]~~IN this monastery, at
74       IV, XV     |   slaughter and devastation. [685 A.D.]~IN the meantime, Caedwalla,
75       IV, XVII   |    Theodore being president. [680 A.D.]~ABOUT this time, Theodore
76       IV, XIX    | corruption in the grave. [660-696 A.D.]~KING EGFRID took to wife
77       IV, XXIII  |        the Abbess Hilda. [614-680 A.D.]~IN the year after this,
78       IV, XXIV   |          bestowed by Heaven. [680 A.D.]~THERE was in the monastery
79       IV, XXVII  |           the monastic life. [685 A.D.] ~IN the same year in which
80       IV, XXVIII |         hands out of season. [676 A.D.]~AFTER this, Cuthbert, as
81       IV, XXIX   |          anchorite Herebert. [687 A.D.]~HAVING spent two years
82       IV, XXX    |        world not long after. [698 A.D.]~IN order to show forth
83        V, I      |           danger at sea. [687-699 A.D.]~THE venerable Ethewald
84        V, II     |         man by his blessing. [687 A.D.]~IN the beginning of Aldfrid’
85        V, III    |       maiden by his prayers. [705 A.D.]~THE same Berthun told another
86        V, VII    |           the holy Apostles. [688 A.D.]~In the third year of the
87        V, IX     |        whence he came. [Circ. 688 A.D.]~AT that time the venerable
88        V, X      |          suffered martyrdom. [690 A.D.]~WHEN the man of God, Egbert,
89        V, XI     |        bishops for Frisland. [692 A.D.]~AT their first coming into
90        V, XII    |         to be desired. [Circ. 696 A.D.]~AT this time a memorable
91        V, XIII   |           him by devils. [704-709 A.D.]~BUT contrarywise there
92        V, XV     |       about the holy places. [703 A.D.]~AT this time a great part
93        V, XVIII  |         of the same Aldhelm. [705 A.D.]~IN the year of our Lord
94        V, XX     |           to Bishop Wilfrid. [709 A.D.]~THE next year after the
95        V, XXI    |      Easter and the Tonsure. [710 A.D.]~AT that time, Naiton, King
96        V, XX  III|          of all Britain. [725-731 A.D.]~IN the year of our Lord
97        V, XXIV   |           throne.~In the year 766 A.D., Archbishop Egbert, of the