Book, Chapter

 1        0, Int  |       British king, Caedwalla, and Penda of Mercia; and the flight
 2        0, Int  |            the defeat and death of Penda at the Winwaed in 655 are
 3        0, Int  |          of Northumbria and set up Penda’s son, Wuifhere, as their
 4       II, XX   |          supported by the vigorous Penda, of the royal race of the
 5       II, XX   |       necessity, went over to King Penda, and was by him afterwards
 6       II, XX   |            cruel than a pagan; for Penda, with all the nation of
 7      III, VII  |          he put away the sister of Penda, king of the Mercians, whom
 8      III, XVI  |     Mercians, under the command of Penda, cruelly ravaged the country
 9      III, XVI  |           great evil is wrought by Penda!" These words were hardly
10      III, XVII |    happened some years after, that Penda, king of the Mercians, coming
11      III, XVIII|           the Mercians, under King Penda, made war on the East Angles;
12      III, XXI  |      Prince Peada, the son of King Penda, received the faith and
13      III, XXI  |    Cyneburg,3 the daughter of King Penda.~Accordingly he was baptized
14      III, XXI  |            the faith.~Nor did King Penda forbid the preaching of
15      III, XXI  |           before the death of King Penda.~But when he was slain,
16      III, XXIV |          CHAP. XXIV. How when King Penda was slain, the province
17      III, XXIV |           intolerable invasions of Penda, king of the Mercians, whom
18      III, XXIV |        commanders, who had come to Penda’s assistance, were almost
19      III, XXIV |            after he had slain King Penda; and he likewise subdued
20      III, XXIV | above-mentioned Peada, son to King Penda, because he was his kinsman,
21      III, XXIV |            after the death of King Penda, the Mercian chiefs, Immin,
22      III, XXIV |           Wulfhere,son to the said Penda, a youth whom they had kept
23        V, XXIV |          III, 21.]~In the year 655 Penda was slain, and the Mercians