Book, Chapter

 1        0, Int    |        source is the Church of Canterbury, which apparently possessed,
 2        0, Int    |    A.D.), Mellitus succeeds to Canterbury and is himself succeeded
 3        0, Int    |     rank as a metropolitan. At Canterbury, Justus is succeeded by
 4        0, Int    |      Honorius as Archbishop of Canterbury in 654.~Again, a Northumbrian
 5        0, Int    |   consecrated as Archbishop of Canterbury (667 A.D.). Wighard dies
 6        0, Int    |  English in 668. He arrives at Canterbury in 669. We hear at once
 7        0, Int    |       Bertwald succeeds him at Canterbury in 693.~At this time Englishmen
 8        I, XXV    |        an abode in the city of Canterbury, which was the metropolis
 9        I, XXVI   |        church of St. Martin at Canterbury has been frequently altered
10        I, XXVI   |    degree in his metropolis of Canterbury, with such possessions of
11        I, XXVII  | archbishop either of London or Canterbury, but by the general title
12        I, XXVII  |   original scheme, London, not Canterbury, was to have been the seat
13        I, XXVII  |    late to remove the see from Canterbury, which would obviously commend
14        I, XXVII  |        Bishop of the Church of Canterbury.—Concerning bishops, what
15        I, XXXIII |      and of all the bishops of Canterbury, and of the kings of Kent,
16       II, III    |       distant from the city of Canterbury to the westward, and in
17       II, III    |       well as on the Bishop of Canterbury, adding lands and possessions
18       II, III    | Augustine, first Archbishop of Canterbury, who, being of old sent
19       II, VII    |        succeeded to the see of Canterbury, being the third archbishop
20       II, VII    | happened once that the city of Canterbury, being set on fire through
21       II, XVIII  |       prelate of the Church of Canterbury from Augustine. To him also
22       II, XVIII  |       either the Archbishop of Canterbury or of York shall depart
23       II, XX     |     and shown in the church of Canterbury.~ At that time the church
24      III, VII    |   Theodore, then Archbishop of Canterbury, to consecrate him as their
25      III, XX     | Deusdedit became Archbishop of Canterbury; and of those who were at
26      III, XX     |        the sixth Archbishop of Canterbury. To ordain him, Ithamar,
27      III, XXV    |       the bishops, Honorius of Canterbury, and Felix of the East Angles.~
28       IV, I      |        bishop of the church of Canterbury, died on the 14th of July.
29       IV, I      |       where the archbishops of Canterbury are wont to be buried, as
30       IV, II     |       bishop for the church of Canterbury was by request ordained
31       IV, V      |        bishop of the church of Canterbury; our fellow priest and brother,
32       IV, XVII   |    Britain, and of the city of Canterbury, being president, and the
33        V, VIII   |       bodies of the bishops of Canterbury are buried. Of whom, as
34        V, XX  III|     consecrated in the city of Canterbury by the venerable men, Daniel,
35        V, XXIV   |    archbishop of the church of Canterbury, in the fifteenth year of