Book, Chapter

 1        0, Int    |     consecration of Mellitus to London, as Bishop of the East Saxons,
 2        I, XXVII  |         as archbishop either of London or Canterbury, but by the
 3        I, XXVII  |      Gregory’s original scheme, London, not Canterbury, was to
 4        I, XXVII  |    primacy of southern England. London and York being doubtless
 5        I, XXVII  |      permanently established in London till it was too late to
 6        I, XXIX   | jurisdiction. But the bishop of London shall, for the future, be
 7        I, XXIX   |   jurisdiction of the bishop of London. But for the future let
 8        I, XXIX   |        bishops of the cities of London and York, that he who has
 9       II, III    |       metropolis is the city of London, which is situated on the
10       II, III    |         Apostle, in the city of London, where he and his successors
11       II, IV     |       time, Mellitus, bishop of London, went to Rome, to confer
12       II, VI     |     presided; but the people of London would not receive Bishop
13       II, VII    |     Mellitus, who was bishop of London, succeeded to the see of
14      III, VII    |    money the see of the city of London,and remained bishop thereof
15       IV, VI     |     East Saxons, in the city of London, over whom at that time
16       IV, XI     |     went to Waldhere, bishop of London, who had succeeded Earconwald,
17       IV, XI     |         the aforesaid bishop of London, in which city he then was,
18       IV, XII    |        Theodore, in the city of London. During his episcopate,
19       IV, XXII   |         to a certain Frisian at London, but he could not in any
20        V, XX  III|       of Winchester, Ingwald of London, Aldwin of Lichfield, and
21        V, XXIV   |  Wilfrid and Ingwald, Bishop of London, departed to the Lord.~In