Historical Works, Vol. II (1930) - Page 17

CHAP.		PAGE
XVI.	What he recorded in the same book concerning the site of the Lord's nativity, passion, and resurrection	284
XVII.	What he also recorded concerning the site of the Lord's ascension and the tombs of the patriarchs	288
XVIII.	How the South Saxons received Eadberct and Eollan as bishops, and the West Saxons received Daniel and Aldhelm; and on the writings of the same Aldhelm [705]	292
XIX.	How Coenred original: "Coinred" of the Mercians and Offa, king of the East Saxons, ended their lives in the monastic habit in Rome; and on the life and death of Bishop Wilfrid [709]	296
XX.	How Albinus succeeded the religious Abbot Hadrian, and Acca succeeded Wilfrid in the episcopate [709–710]	320
XXI.	How Abbot Ceolfrid sent builders of churches to the king of the Picts, as well as a letter concerning the catholic Easter and the tonsure [710]	324
XXII.	How the monks of Iona original: "Hiienses", along with the monasteries subject to them, began to celebrate the canonical Easter with Ecgberct preaching [716-729]	360
XXIII.	What is the present state of the English nation or of all Britain [725-731]	366
XXIV.	A chronological recapitulation of the entire work; and on the person of the Author	374
	The Life of the Holy Abbots of the monastery at Wearmouth original: "Uyramutha" and Jarrow original: "Gyruum"—Benedict, Ceolfrid, Eosterwine original: "Eosteruini", Sigfrid, and Huaetberct—composed by Bede, a priest and monk of the same monastery	392
	The Letter of the Venerable Bede to Bishop Ecgberct	446
	Index	499