Boia, mon., 99. Boia, sac., 31. Boisellus (St.), bp., relics of, 148. Bonanetha, conj. Willelmi, 123. Botolf, St., 89; see Botulf. Brito, 74. Britto, see Mainus, 65. Bromeley, Thomas, mon., 173. Bruningus, conv., 39. Brunmannus, conv. fr. la., 37. Bryan, Stephanus, mon., 175. Bullington], Ric. de, 126. Burepold, 72. Burepyn, conj. Leofredi, 67. Burh, or Peterborough, 49, 91. Burhric, bp. Rochester, 17. Burhpold b., bp. Cornwall, 56. Buza, see Leofric. Bydanford (Bedford), 90. Byffyn, Ricardus, 191. Byhtmær, pu., 34. Byrhferð, lev., 32. Byrhferð, mon., 33. Byrhflæd, 62, 63. Byrhsige, mon., 32. Byrhsige, pu., lev., 27. Byrhsige, sac., 32. Byrhsini, conj., 64. Byrhstan, abb. II, sac., 27. Byrhtelm, mon., 27. Byrhtelm, sac., 27. Byrhthelm, bp. Wells, 21. Byrhtmær, abb. New Minster, 31, 58. Byrhtric, K., duration of his reign, 95. Byrhtric, min., a benefactor of New Cæcci, Alfricus fil., 137. Caen, 48. Caen, St. Peter de cultura at, 49. Calixtus, St., mar., relics of, 151. Canterbury, lists of abps. of, 14, 15; Cantpara-byrig (Canterbury), Christ's Caplyn, Johannes, 187. Carpenter, Ricardus, 186. Carpus, see Leofpine carpus. Carpynter, Willelmus and Agnes, ux., 177. Cent (Kent), 77. Cenuualh, bp. London, 16. Cenpalh, K. of the W. Saxons, 12. Ceodre (Cheddar), monastery at, 77. Ceolbriht, bp. London, 16. Ceolmund, bp. Selsey, tes., 156. Ceolno, abp. Canterbury, 15. Ceolsige and Leofgyuu conj., 56. Ceorlingburh (Charlbury), 89. Ceortesige (Chertsey), 94; massacre Ceoseldene, or Chisledon, co. Wilts, Cett, St., 89. Chaelina, 137. Cham, 168. Champyon, Arnold, 186. Chana Galileæ, 121. Chard, Johanna, 187. Chard, Johannes, 182. Chard, Willelmus, 185. Charpyngton, Johannes, sac., 180. "Charyt,' Cantor," see Cowrtmylle, Chawndelar, Katerina, 187. Chawndlere, Cecilia, 189. Chayte, Johannes, mon., 175. Cheltenham, Willelmus, mon., 174. Chertsey, Bened. abbey at, 48, 49. Chichester, Nicholaus, mon., 175. Christoforus, St., relics of, 148, 163, Chyltone, Johannes and Oringia, 184. Cippan-ham, 78. Circus, i.e., Cyrus, chronology of, 81. Cissa, St., 91. Ciptune, 77. See Clara (Clere-Regis), grant of the church Clarebaldvs, conv., 37. Claricia, 129, 133. Claudus, see Ælfstan; see Æthelnod. Clavel, Walter, owner of the MS., 192. Clemens, 138. Clemens, conv., 41, 43. Clemens, P., 154. Clement, St., relics of, 152. Cler[a], Rodb. de, 126. Clere-Regis, church and land at, given Clito, see Eadgar, 71. Clotaire, K. of France, 84. Clyffe, Agnes, 189. Cnut, K., 13, 53; accession of, 96; Coke, Edwardus, 190. Coke, Henricus, 188. Columcylle, St., 87. Corn.', Rodbertus, 164. Cornelius, P., 154. Cornelius, sac., 34. Cornewille, Ricardus, mon., 173. Cornwall, bp. of, see Burhpold, Lyfingc. Cosmas, St., mart., relics of, 150, 151, Cossaund, Richardus, glasyar, 185. Coventry, 48. Cowper, Robertus, taylor, 190. Cowrtemyll', Matheus, 182. Cowrtmylle, Matheus, Cantor Charyť, Cowrtmyll', Thomas and Johanna, 185. Cramburna, boundaries of, 208. Crediton, bp., see Leofric, Sideman. Creed, Nicene, "ad missam," 167. Crisantus, St., 154; relics of, 149. Croc, Gaufridus, 72. Croppe, Johannes, 181. Crome, Willelmus, 186. Cromer, Willelmus, sac., 180. Croppe, Tomesia, 189. Crosse, Willelmus, 189. Crucern, Crewkerne, co. Somers., i.e., Cungres byrig (Congresbury), 93. Curtes, Henricus, mon., 174. Curthose (Robert, Duke of Normandy, Cubberht, abp. Canterbury, 15. Cuthbert, St., 48. Cuored, K., duration of his reign, 95. Cubred, K. of the W. Saxons, 12. Cyllias, St., relics of, 162. Cyppingc, lev., 29. Cynebriht, bp. Winchester, 18. Cyneburh, St., 91. Cynegils, K. of the W. Saxons, bap- tized by Birinus, 12. Cyneheard, bp. Winchester, 17. Cynespið, St., 91. Cynepeard, sac., 27. Cyneperd, bp. Wells, 21. Cyneperd, sac., 32. Cynepig, 57. Cynepine, sac., 25, 61. Cynepulf, K. of the W. Saxons, 12; duration of his reign, 95. Cynred, bp. Selsey, 19. Cynric, lev., 29. Cynric, sac., 27, 60. Deoruulf, bp. London, 16. Desiderius, St., relics of, 162. Dionisia, 130, 141, 143. Dionisius, St., relics of, 148. Dive, Rodbertus de, see Rodbertus. Dodda, 63. |