Index
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Bede, the Venerable, Saint and Sellar, A. M.
Alexandria, 338, 364.
Alexandria, Bishop of, see Cyril, Theophilus.
Alexandrians, the, 366 n.
Alfred, his translation of the “Ecclesiastical History,” xx, 321 n.
“Alfrid,” King of Northumbria, 377 n.
Allectus, 14.
Allelujah, or Hallelujah, 83.
All Martyrs, the Festival of, later the festival of All Saints, 93 n.
All Saints, the Festival of, introduced by Pope Boniface, 93 n.
Alne, the River, 292.
Alric, son of Wictred of Kent, 377.
Aluchred, King of Northumbria, 393.
Alweo, brother of Penda, 380 n.
Alwic, Bishop of Lindsey, 390.
Amasea, Bishop of, see Asterius.
Amber, 6.
Ambleteuse, see Amfleat.
Ambrose, St., quoted, xlii.
Ambrosius Aurelianus, 31, 32.
Amfleat, or Ambleteuse, 72, 73.
Amphibalus, St., 15.
Amulets, 289.
Anastasis (Resurrection of our Lord), Church at Jerusalem, 339.
Anastasius, St., 388.
Anatolius, Bishop of Laodicea, authority on the Easter question, 139, 198, 199, 368 n., 388.
Ancyra, a cloak of, 109.
Andeley-sur-Seine, Monastery of, 152.
Andhun, ealdorman, rules the South Saxons, 251.
Andilegum, see Andeley-sur-Seine.
Andragius, see Androgius.
Andredsweald, the, 245 n.
Andrew, a monk, refuses the English Archbishopric, 214.
Andrew, St., 42 n., 89, 163.
Androgius, Andragius, Androgorius or Mandubracius, Chief of the Trinovantes, 10.
Angels, xxxviii, 174, 175, 176, 221, 222, 333, 334.
Angles, 29, 30, 31, 82;
Gregory's pun upon, 82.
Anglesea, 94, 102.
Anglia, the name of, 30.
Angrivarii, the, 317 n.