Historical Works, Vol. II (1930) - Page 14

CHAP.		PAGE
IX.	What signs were shown from heaven when the mother of that congregation herself departed from the world [? 664]	52
X.	How a blind woman received sight while praying at the cemetery of the same monastery	58
XI.	How Sebbi, king of that same province, ended his life in the monastic state [664–694]	60
XII.	How Haeddi received the bishopric of the West Saxons in place of Leutherius, and how Gefmund received the bishopric of the church of Rochester in place of Putta; and who the bishops of the Northumbrians were at that time [676]	66
XIII.	How Bishop Wilfrid converted the province of the South Saxons to Christ [678–686]	72
XIV.	How the pestilential mortality was lifted through the intercession of King Oswald	78
XV.	How Caedwalla, king of the Gewisse original: "Geuissorum", after killing King Aedilualch, ravaged that province with cruel slaughter and depopulation [686]	86
XVI.	How the Isle of Wight original: "Vecta" received Christian inhabitants, whose two royal youths were killed immediately after receiving baptism [686]	86
XVII.	On the synod held in the plain of Hatfield original: "Haethfelda", with Archbishop Theodore presiding [680]	92
XVIII.	On John the Precentor of the Apostolic See, who came to Britain for the purpose of teaching	96
XIX.	How Queen Aethelthryth original: "Edilthryd" remained a perpetual virgin, and how her body could not decay in its tomb [672–680]	102
XX.	A hymn about her	112
XXI.	How Bishop Theodore made peace between Kings Ecgfrith original: "Ecgfridum" and Aethelred original: "Aedilredum" [679]	118
XXII.	How the chains of a certain captive were loosed when masses were sung for him	118
XXIII.	On the life and death of Abbess Hilda [614–680]	126