of the North-humbrians slew Oswin at Edwin's Cliff on the eighth before the Ides of August.
A. 762. This year archbishop[1] Bregowin died.
A. 763. This year Lambert was ordained archbishop on the fortieth day after mid-winter,[2] and held the see twenty-six years. And Frithwald bishop of Whitherne died on the Nones of May.[3] He was consecrated at York on the eighteenth before the Kal. of September,[4] in the sixth year of Ceolwulf's reign, and he was bishop twenty-nine years. Then Petwin was consecrated bishop of Whitherne at Adlingfleet, on the sixteenth before the Kalends of August.[5]
A. 764. This year archbishop Lambert received his pall.
A. 765. This year Alcred succeeded to the kingdom of the North-humbrians, and reigned nine years.
A. 766. This year died archbishop Egbert at York on the 13th before the Kalends of December; he was bishop thirty-seven years; and Frithbert at Hexham; he was bishop thirty-three years; and Ethelbert was consecrated to York, and Alhmund to Hexham.
A. 767.
A. 768. This year king Eadbert the son of Eata, died on the thirteenth before the Kalends of September.
A. 769.—771.
A. 772. This year bishop Milred[6] died.
A. 773. This year a fiery crucifix appeared in the heavens after sunset: and the same year the Mercians and the Kentish-men fought at Otford; and wondrous adders were seen in the land of the South-Saxons.
A. 774. This year at Easter-tide, the North-humbrians drove their king Alcred from York, and took Ethelred, the son of Moll, to be their lord; he reigned four years.
A. 775.
A. 776. This year bishop Petwin[7] died on the thirteenth before the Kalends of October; he was bishop fourteen years.
A. 777. This year Cynewolf and Offa fought about Benstington, and Offa took the town; and the same year, on
