Book, Chapter
1 0, Int | the Roman mission and of Kent generally, as well as some
2 0, Int | faith in the kingdom of Kent and the foundation of a
3 0, Int | The death of Ethelbert in Kent (616 A.D.) and that of Sabert
4 0, Int | Eadbald and the recovery of Kent for Christianity. Essex,
5 0, Int | Ethelberg and Eanfled to Kent, where he ends his life
6 0, Int | fixed at Winchester.~In Kent, Earconbert succeeds Eadbald
7 0, Int | succession. of Hlothere in Kent in 673.~In the same year
8 0, Int | history, the devastation of Kent by Ethelred of Mercia in
9 0, Int | The death of Hlothere of Kent (685 A.D.) is followed by
10 0, Int | the death of Wictred of Kent in 725, and the succession
11 I, XV | descended the people, of Kent, and of the Isle of Wight,
12 I, XV | in the eastern parts of Kent. They were the sons of Victgilsus,
13 I, XXV | of Thanet to the King of Kent, and having obtained licence
14 I, XXV | licence from him, went into Kent, in order to preach therein. [
15 I, XXV | was at that time king of Kent; he had extended his dominions
16 I, XXV | Northern. On the east of Kent is the large Isle of Thanet,
17 I, XXVI | XXVI. How St. Augustine in Kent followed the doctrine and
18 I, XXXIII | Canterbury, and of the kings of Kent, might be buried. Nevertheless,
19 II, III | Saxons, who are divided from Kent by the river Thames, and
20 II, III | Augustine ordained him bishop in Kent, at thc city of Dorubrevis,
21 II, V | nation, Ethelbert, king of Kent, having most gloriously
22 II, V | was Ethelbert, king of Kent; the fourth was Redwald,
23 II, V | except only the people of Kent; and he reduced also under
24 II, V | from whom the kings of Kent are wont to be called Oiscings.
25 II, V | driven thence, he came into Kent, to take counsel with his
26 II, IX | aforesaid king with the kings of Kent, for he had taken to wife
27 II, IX | Eadbald, who then reigned in Kent, he received the answer, "
28 II, XV | of the Christian faith in Kent, but in vain; for on his
29 II, XX | brought thither, returned into Kent by sea, and was very honourably
30 III, VIII | How Earconbert, King of Kent, ordered the idols to be
31 III, VIII | Lord 640, Eadbald,king of Kent, departed this life, and
32 III, VIII | wife to Earconbert, king of Kent, had a daughter called Earcongota,
33 III, VIII | been brought thither from Kent." Towards the close of that
34 III, XV | of the world, was sent to Kent, to bring thence, as wife
35 III, XVIII | Felix, who came to him from Kent, and who furnished them
36 III, XVIII | manner of the people of Kent.~This king became so great
37 III, XX | Boniface,of the province of Kent, was appointed in his stead.
38 III, XXV | Easter; those that came from Kent or Gaul affirming, that
39 III, XXV | had seen it practised in Kent, having with her a Kentish
40 III, XXVIII | his son’s zeal, sent into Kent a holy man, of modest character,
41 III, XXVIII | Now when they arrived in Kent, they found that Archbishop
42 III, XXIX | Northumbrians, and Egbert of Kent, consulted together to determine
43 IV, I | Earconbert,also, king of Kent, departed this life the
44 IV, II | then had been only known in Kent. And, excepting James, of
45 IV, II | surnamed Stephen,invited from Kent by the most reverend Wilfrid,
46 IV, II | ordained priests and deacons in Kent till the archbishop should
47 IV, V | which year Egbert, king of Kent, died in the month of July;
48 IV, XII | of the Mercians,ravaged Kent with a hostile army, and
49 IV, XIII | Saxons,which extends from Kent to the south and west, as
50 IV, XVII | reign; and Hlothere, king of Kent, in the seventh year of
51 IV, XIX | wife to Earconbert, king of Kent. This abbess, when her sister
52 IV, XXII | for the ransom, went into Kent to King Hlothere, who was
53 IV, XXIII | perfection, he went into Kent, to Archbishop Theodore,
54 IV, XXVI | our Lord, Hlothere,king of Kent, died on the 6th of February,
55 IV, XXVII | known to have done before in Kent, when the most reverend
56 V, VIII | Suaebhard were kings in Kent; but he was ordained the
57 V, XI | among the Mercians; for Kent had no bishop at that time,
58 V, XIX | good purpose, sent him into Kent, to King Earconbert, who
59 V, XX | blessed Pope Gregory in Kent, to instruct himself and
60 V, XX III| the son of Egbert, king of Kent, died on the 23rd of April,
61 V, XX III| preside in the churches of Kent; Ingwald is bishop in the
62 V, XXIV | 616, Ethelbert, king of Kent died. [II, 5.]~In the year
63 V, XXIV | killed, Paulinus returned to Kent. [II, 20.]~In the year 640,
64 V, XXIV | year 640, Eadbald, king of Kent, died. [III, 8.]~In the
65 V, XXIV | pass; Earconbert, king of Kent, died; and Colman with the
66 V, XXIV | year 673, Egbert, king of Kent, died; and a synod was held
67 V, XXIV | year 676, Ethelred ravaged Kent. [IV, 12.]~In the year 678,
68 V, XXIV | same year Hlothere, king of Kent, died. [IV, 26.]~In the
69 V, XXIV | year 725, Wictred, king of Kent, died. [V, 23.1~In the year
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