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INDEX

Abbo of Fleury
188
,
282

Acca, bishop of Hexham
127

Aclea, battle of
164
,
185
,
207

Adela, Countess of Flanders
317

Adelard of Bath
236

Ælbert, archbishop of York
62
,
152

Ælfgar of Mercia
329
,
334

Ælfgifu (1st wife of Æthelred II)
292

Ælfgifu (2nd wife of Æthelred II)
see
Emma

Ælfgifu of Northampton
303
,
309
,
314–16

Ælfheah, bishop of Winchester, archbishop of Canterbury
280
,
301
,
304–5
,
310
,
313

Ælfhelm the Mercian
301
,
303

Ælfhere, ealdorman of Mercia
289

Ælfric
244–7
,
249
,
283

Ælfthyth
276
,
289–90
,
292

Ælfwine, bishop of Durham
342

Ælfwine (brother of Ecgfrith)
97

Ælle, king of Deira
23
,
62