[The numbers refer to pages.]

• Aclea, 4
• Adam, 2
• Æglea, 78
• Ælfthryth, 37, 38
• Ælla, 16
• Æthelbald, 4, 6, 7, 11, 12
• Æthelbert, 12, 13
• ÆthelflÆd, 37
• Æthelgivu, 37, 58
• Æthelhelm, 48
• Æthelred (King of Wessex), 13, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22
• Æthelred (Alfred’s father-in-law), 17
• Æthelred (Alfred’s son-in-law), 37, 44, 45, 47
• Æthelstan (under-king of Kent), 4
• Æthelstan (priest), 41
• Æthelward, 37
• Æthelwulf (King of Wessex), 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 10, 11, 33
• Æthelwulf (Ealdorman of Berkshire), 12, 19
• Alemanni, 34
• Alfred, 1, and passim
• Aller, 29
• Anarawd, 45
• Angles, 19, 47, 72.
• See also East Angles
• Anglo-Saxons, 1, 8, 13, 31, 32, 34, 35, 47, 48.
• See also East Saxons, Saxons, South Saxons, West Saxons
• Anwind, 25
• Armorica, 34.
• See also Brittany
• Arnolf, 47, 48
• Ashdown, 20, 22
• Ash’s Hill, 20
• Asser, 1, [8, 10, 13–15, 17, 20, 21, 27, 34, 35, 42–46, 48, 49, 51, 52], 71
• Athelney, 28, 29, 54
• Augustine, 73
• Avon, 26
• Bagsecg, 22
• Banwell, 46
• Barnabas, 73
• Basing, 22
• Beaw, 2
• Bedwig, 2
• Beldeag, 2
• Beorhtric, 8, 9
• Beorhtwulf, 3
• Berengar, 48
• Berkshire, 1, 12, 19
• Berroc Wood, 1
• Brecknock, 44
• Bretons, 39
• Britain, 1, 13, 26, 31, 32
• British, 3
• Brittany, 60.
• See also Armorica
• Brockmail, 44
• Brond, 2
• Burgred, 4, 5, 18, 24
• CÆrwent, 43
• Cairceri, 30
• Cairwisc, 26
• Cambridge, 25
• Canterbury, 3, 18, 41
• Carloman, 33
• Ceawlin, 1
• Ceolnoth, 18
• Ceolwald, 1
• Ceolwulf, 25, 26
• Ceorl, 3
• Cerdic, 1, 3
• Charlemagne, Charles (the Great), 9, 34
• Charles (the Bald), 6, 11, 33, 34, 67
• Charles (the Fat), 47, 48
• Charles (son of Louis the German), 34
• ChÉzy, 47, 48
• Chippenham, 5, 26, 30
• Cirencester, 30, 31
• Coenred, 1
• Coit Maur, 28
• CondÉ, 32
• Congresbury, 46
• Cornwall, 35, 46, 60
• Creoda, 1
• Cutha, 1
• Cuthwine, 1
• Cynric, 1, 3
• Cynwit, 27
• Danes, [3–5, 12, 13, 15–34, 39, 46, 47, 55]
• Danube, 13
• David, 2
• Dene, 42, 62
• Devon, 3, 27
• Dorubernia, 3
• Durugueir, 25
• Dyfed, 27, 44
• Eadburh, 8, 9, 17
• Eafa, 1
• Eald-Seaxum, 33
• Ealhere, 4, 5
• Ealhmund, 1
• Ealhstan, 6, 17
• Eanwulf, 6
• East Angles, 18
• East Anglia, 13, 16, 18, 19, 31, 32, 33, 34
• East Frankland, 31, 32.
• See also Frankland
• East Saxons, 13.
• See also Anglo-Saxons, Saxons, South Saxons, West Saxons
• Edington, 28
• Edmund, 18
• Edward, 37, 38
• Egbert, 1
• Egbert’s Stone, 28
• Elesa, 1
• Elias, 52
• England, 69, 70
• Englefield, 19
• English, 19, 69, 70, 71
• Enoch, 2
• Enosh, 2
• Eoppa, 1
• Esla, 1
• Essex, 3
• Exanceastre, 26
• Exeter, 26, 46
• Fernmail, 44
• Finn, 2
• FrÆna, 22
• Frankland, 31, 32, 60.
• See also East Frankland
• Franks, 6, 7, 9, 11, 31, 33, 34, 39, 47, 68, 72, 73, 77.
• See also West Franks
• Frealaf, 2
• Freawine, 1
• Freothegar, 1
• Frisians, 33, 39
• Frithowald, 2
• Frithuwulf, 2
• Froom, 25
• Fulco, 72
• Fulham, 31
• Gaini, 17
• Gallic, 55, 56
• Gaul, 26, 28, 42, 60, 74
• Gauls, 34, 39, 56
• Geata, 2
• Germanic, 8
• Germany, 33
• Geta, 2
• Gewis, 1
• Ghent, 31
• Glywyssing, 44
• Godwulf, 2
• Goths, 3
• Great Forest, 28
• Greeks, 70
• Gregory (the Great), 41, 60, 73
• Grimbald, 42, 71, 75
• Gueriir, 35
• Guthrum, 25
• Gwent, 44
• Halfdene, 25, 26, 27
• Hampshire, 12, 28
• Harold, 22
• Hathra, 2
• Hebrew, 70
• Hebrews, 40
• Helised, 44
• Hemeid, 44
• Heremod, 2
• Hingwar. See Inwar
• Howel, West Saxons
• Sceaf, 2
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