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 1        0, Int    |       fall in battle against the Mercians. (The chronology is here
 2        0, Int    |         of the Middle Angles and Mercians. Similarly, at this time,
 3        0, Int    |      after three years, when the Mercians threw off the yoke of Northumbria
 4        0, Int    |          makes him Bishop of the Mercians (probably in 669), with
 5        I, XV     |          the Midland-Angles, the Mercians, all the race of the Northumbrians,
 6       II, XIV    |   daughter of Cearl, king of the Mercians.~ Afterwards other children
 7       II, XX     |         of the royal race of the Mercians, who from that time governed
 8       II, XX     |       with all the nation of the Mercians, was an idolater, and a
 9      III, VII    |     sister of Penda, king of the Mercians, whom he had married, and
10      III, VII    |       with Wulfhere, king of the Mercians, of whom he purchased for
11      III, IX     |     nation and pagan king of the Mercians, who had slain his predecessor
12      III, XI     |        of Osthryth, queen of the Mercians,the daughter of his brother
13      III, XIV    |          the pagan nation of the Mercians, that had slain his brother,
14      III, XVI    |          the hostile army of the Mercians, under the command of Penda,
15      III, XVII   |          that Penda, king of the Mercians, coming into these parts
16      III, XVIII  |  happened that the nation of the Mercians, under King Penda, made
17      III, XVIII  |          same pagan chief of the Mercians.~
18      III, XXI    |       even among his people, the Mercians, if any were willing to
19      III, XXI    |   Midland Angles, as also of the Mercians, being ordained by Bishop
20      III, XXIV   |       slain, the province of the Mercians received the faith of Christ,
21      III, XXIV   |  invasions of Penda, king of the Mercians, whom we have so often mentioned,
22      III, XXIV   |   Cynwise,in the province of the Mercians. King Oswald’s son Oidilwald,
23      III, XXIV   |     heathen chief, converted the Mercians and the adjacent provinces
24      III, XXIV   |          the first bishop of the Mercians, as also of Lindsey and
25      III, XXIV   |      same King Oswy governed the Mercians, as also the people of the
26      III, XXIV   |          kingdom of the Southern Mercians,consisting, as is said,
27      III, XXIV   |          Trent from the Northern Mercians, whose land contains 7,000
28      III, XXIV   |           This king governed the Mercians seventeen years, and had
29      III, XXX    |         to Wulfhere, king of the Mercians, governed the province of
30       IV, III    |        Bishop of the province of Mercians. Of his life, death, and
31       IV, III    |        time, the province of the Mercians was governed by King Wulf
32       IV, III    |    received the bishopric of the Mercians and of Lindsey, took care
33       IV, III    |       over the bishoprics of the Mercians, the Midland Angles, and
34       IV, V      |    bishop of the province of the Mercians. When we were all met together,
35       IV, VI     |        of Wynfrid, bishop of the Mercians,deposed him from his bishopric
36       IV, XII    |       when Ethelred, king of the Mercians,ravaged Kent with a hostile
37       IV, XII    |        to Sexwulf, bishop of the Mercians and having received of him
38       IV, XII    |          that province as of the Mercians and Midland Angles; so that,
39       IV, XIII   |  baptized in the province of the Mercians, at the instance of King
40       IV, XVII   | indiction; Ethelred, king of the Mercians, in the sixth year of his
41       IV, XXI    |        and Ethelred, king of the Mercians, near the river Trent, and
42        V, XI     |          in banishment among the Mercians; for Kent had no bishop
43        V, XIII   |       man in the province of the Mercians, whose visions and words,
44        V, XIX    |         How Coinred, king of the Mercians, and Offa, king of the East
45        V, XIX    |      governed the kingdom of the Mercians, much more nobly quitted
46        V, XX  III|           of the province of the Mercians, was made archbishop, having
47        V, XX  III|           in the province of the Mercians, Aldwin. Among those peoples
48        V, XXIV   |         Penda was slain, and the Mercians became Christians. [III,
49        V, XXIV   |       675, Wulfhere, king of the Mercians, when he had reigned seventeen
50        V, XXIV   |        to wit, the nobles of the Mercians. (Not in the narrative)~
51        V, XXIV   |     years over the nation of the Mercians, became a monk, and gave
52        V, XXIV   |        709, Coenred, king of the Mercians, having reigned five years,
53        V, XXIV   |         and Ceolred, king of the Mercians, died; and the man of God,
54        V, XXIV   |        of Ethelbald, king of the Mercians. [Ibid.]~ THUS much of the
55        V, XXIV   |           Ethelbald, king of the Mercians, cruelly and wrongfully
56        V, XXIV   |           Ethelbald, king of the Mercians, was treacherously and miserably
57        V, XXIV   |          gain the kingdom of the Mercians by bloodshed.~In the year