Abingdon, co. Berks-cont.

description of the first monastery
there, II. 272.

rebuilt by Ethelwold, II. 259, 270.
description of the church built by
Ethelwold, II. 277, 278.

foreign ecclesiastical usages introduced,
I. 129.

destroyed by the Danes, II. 276, 280.
begun to be rebuilt by Athelelm, II.
14, 23, 49.

dilapidated state of the monastery, I.
120, 121, 123; II. 285.
plundered by the Normans, I. 485,

491.

the tenants of rise against William the
Conqueror, I. 486, 493.

list of the relics, A.D. 1116, II. 155.
suffers under the wars in the time of
King Stephen, II. 178.
abbots of, sce:

the bridge over the Ock, II. 286.

the chapel of S. Michael, II. 291.

the chapel of S. Nicolas, II. 327.

the church of S. Helens, I. 394; II.

Abingdon, Simon de, II. 300.
Abrincis, Hugh de, surnamed Lupus, earl
of Chester. See Hugh Lupus, earl
of Chester.

Abrincis (Avranches), Rualcus de, II.

84.

Acdene (near Bright Waltham), a boun-
dary, I. 86.

Achatur, Alfred, II. 301.

Achilleus, S., his relics deposited at Abing-
don, L. 157.

Aclea (Oakley, a hamlet in the parish of
Bray?); granted to Abingdon by
Coenulf, king of Mercia, I. 24.

Adam, II. 239.

Adam, bishop of S. Asaph, II. 237.

Adam, parimentarius, II. 240.

Adam, sheriff of Berkshire, II. 190, 202,

228, 234

Adel-. See Ethel-.

Adeliz, II. 176, 177.

Admund. See Eadmund.

Adtropam. See Thrup.
Adulf. See Eadulf.
E-. See E-.

Agatha, S., her relics, II. 158.

Agnes. II. 330.

Ailwine, II. 305.

Ainulf, II. 243.

Aiulf, Fitz; Matilda, the wife of William,
II. 105, 106.

Aiulf, Fitz; Richard, the son of William,
II. 105, 106.

Aiulf, Fitz; William, his gift of a mill, II.
105, 106.

Alaburna (near Brimpton), a boundary, I.

118.

Alan, II. 311.

Alard, abbot of Abingdon, incidents during

his time, II. 275.

his death, II. 276.

Albenei, Robert, the son of Henry de, his
charter to Abingdon, II. 101.

Albert, II. 112.

Albi Equi, mons, I. 477; II. 125.

Albini, Cecilia, wife of Henry and mother

of Robert de, II. 101.

Albini, Henry de, II. 100, 101, 110, 152,

192.

Albini, Nigel de, brother of Robert and son
of Henry, II. 74, 75, 77, 101.
Albini, William de, II. 63, 108, 165.
Albini, William de, Brito, II. 165.
Albini, William de, pincerna, II. 65.
Albini, William, II. 249.
Albreda, the widow, II. 303.
Albric, II. 93.

Albric, earl. See Vere.

Albric de Berkschire, II. 90, 91.
Albury, co. Surrey. See Ethelwara birig.
Albus, Willelmus, II. 238.

Alemund, princeps, the vill of Ashbury
given to him, I. 35.

he conveys it to Abingdon, I. 35.
Aldbriht, I. 11.

Aldebiri, Peter de, II. 5.

Aldeham (Aldham, co. Essex ?), II. 58.

Aldhelm, bishop of Sherborne, mentioned,

I. 11; II. 46.

his relics, II. 157.

his festival, II. 287.

Aldred, I. 30.

Aldred, II. 144, 303.

Aldred, dux, a witness, I. 66, 68, 76, 78,

136.

Aldred, abbot of Abingdon. See Ealdred.
Aldret, Robert, II. 330.

Aldulf, archbishop of York, appointed abbot
of Peterborough, II. 262.
succeeds to York, II. 262.

a witness, I. 405.

Aldwin, the miller, II. 59.

Alerannus, monk of Abingdon, II. 176.
Alescun, John de, II. 249.

Alexander III., pope, bull of, II. 313.
Alexander, bishop of Lincoln, II. 164, 179,

200.

Alexis I., Comnenus, II. 46.
Alf. See Elf-.

Alfred. See Aluredus.

Alhhard, abbot, a witness, I. 42, 44.

Alhun, a witness, I. 30.

Alienor, queen, wife of Henry II., writs

issued by her, II. 225.

Alignia (?), the abbey of, II. 292.
Aliward, II. 302.

Alla, minister, a witness, I. 58.

Allan stapule, a boundary, I. 161.
Alpheus. See Elfheah.

Aluredus, a retainer of the count of Meu-
lent, II. 77.

Alveva, the widow, II. 303.

Alwi, II. 303.

Alwin, clerk of the church of Sutton, II.

27, 29.

Alwold, dux, a witness, I. 81, 84.
Amand, S., his relics, II. 157.
Ambrose, S., his writings copied for Abing-
don, II. 289.

his relics deposited there, II. 157.
Amfrevilla, William de, a monk, II. 168.
Amfrid, the provost, II. 331, 332.
Amman well, near Blewberry, a boundary,
I. 111, 112.

Amus, cocus, II. 239.

Anastasia, S., her relics, II., 158.
Anchetil, prior of Colne, II. 243.

Andelei, Droco de, II. 67, 68, 69, 70, 309.
Andelei, Richard de, II. 22.

Andreseie, the island of, near Abingdon, its
situation, I. 474.

the church and offices built there, I.
474.

King Ethelstan resides there, II. 277.
William I. retains possession of, I. 490.
its history, II. 49, 50, 51, 273, 274,
283.

secured to the abbey by Faritius, II.
287.

Andrew, S., relics of, II. 156.
Angerii-villa, Ralph (or Ead') de, II. 73.
Angles, their arrival in England, I. 3.
Anlaf, king of Norway, invades England,

II. 280.

his baptism, II. 280.

Annales, the record styled, II. 3.

Anneia, libertini de, II. 389. (See Han-

ney.)

Anscitill, Fitz, Robert, II. 103, 137.
Anscitill, Fitz, William, II. 69.

Ansckitill, the provost of Sparsholt. (See

Anskill.)

Anselm, S., archbishop of Canterbury, his
exile, II. 286.

his death, II. 48, 286.

Ansfrida, concubine of King Henry I., her
death and burial, II. 122.

Ansger, II. 137.

Ansger, clerk of Lewknore, obtains pos-
session of Hecamstede, II. 209.

Anskill, a knight of Abingdon, holds Spars-
holt, II. 125, 127, 138.

his history, II. 159.

Anskill, II. 17, 36, 80.

his wife, I. 37.

Anskill, the sheriff, II. 168.

Anskitill, of Tadmerton, II. 136, 137, 138.
Anthony, S., his relics, II. 47, 158.
Anthony, monk of Winchester, a witness,
II. 112.

Antisiodorum. See Auxerre.
Apollinaris, S., her head, II, 280.

her festival, II. 287.

Appleford (a hamlet in the parish of Sutton-
Courtney), granted by King Alfred
to Deormod, I. 50.

conveyed by him to Abingdon, I. 50.
charter of donation, I. 51.

its boundaries, I. 52.

land there, unjustly alienated, II. 130,

185.

reverts to Abingdon, I. 30, 167.
various incidents connected with, II.
192, 196, 222, 223, 233, 238, 241,
307, 309, 321, 322.

Appleford, Pagan de, II. 233, 234.
Appleford, Robert, the son of Pagan de, II.
234.

Appleton, in the hundred of Ock, I. 99.

granted by King Edmund to Ethel-

stan, 100.

by him conveyed to Abingdon, I. 98.
considered as a member of Marcham,

I. 266.

incidents connected with, II. 22. See

Earmundeslei.

Aquila, Gilbert de, II. 76.
Archiflamines, among the early Britons,

I. 2.

Ardene, Turkill de. See Turkill de
Ardene.

Ared, the falconer, II. 78, 81, 82, 95, 108,

127.

Arfast, a witness, II. 100.