Apologia pro vita sua : $b being a history of his religious opinions · John Henry Newman
Part VI.--Wearmouth and Yarrow.
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703 Jan. 12. Benedict Biscop, A. of Wearmouth. 685 Mar. 7. Easterwin, A. of Wearmouth. 689 Aug. 22. Sigfrid, A. of Wearmouth. 716 Sept. 25. Ceofrid, A. of Yarrow. 734 May 27. Bede, Doctor, Mo. of Yarrow. 804 May 19. B. Alcuin, A. in France.
EIGHTH CENTURY.
710 May 5. Ethelred, K. Mo. King of Mercia, Monk of Bardney. 719 Jan. 8. Pega, V., sister of St. Guthlake. 714 April 11. Guthlake, H. of Croyland. 717 Nov. 6. Winoc, A. in Brittany. 730 Jan. 9. Bertwald, Archb. of Canterbury. 732 Dec. 27. Gerald, A.B. in Mayo. 734 July 30. Tatwin, Archb. of Canterbury. 750 Oct. 19. Frideswide, V. patron of Oxford. 762 Aug. 26. Bregwin, Archb. of Canterbury. 700-800 Feb. 8. Cuthman, C. of Stening in Sussex. bef. 800 Sept. 9. Bertelin, H. patron of Stafford.
EIGHTH AND NINTH CENTURIES.
793 May 20. Ethelbert, K.M. of the East Angles. 834 Aug. 2. Etheldritha, or Alfreda, V., daughter of Offa, king of Mercia, nun at Croyland. 819 July 17. Kenelm, K.M. of Mercia. 849 June 1. Wistan, K.M. of Mercia. 838 July 18. Frederic, Archb. M. of Utrecht. 894 Nov. 4. Clarus, M. in Normandy.
NINTH CENTURY.
Part I.—Danish Slaughters, &c.
819 Mar. 19. Alcmund, M., son of Eldred, king of Northumbria, Patron of Derby. 870 Nov. 20. Edmund, K.M. of the East Angles. 862 May 11. Fremund, H. M. nobleman of East Anglia. 870 Nov. 20. Humbert, B.M. of Elmon in East Anglia. 867 Aug. 25. Ebba, V.A.M. of Coldingham.
NINTH CENTURY.
