Wilfrid, Bishop of York: his journey to Gaul 193 Ceadda appointed in Wilfrid’s absence 195 Theodore of Tarsus chosen for see of Canterbury 195 669. Theodore arrives in England 196 He restores Wilfrid to diocese of York 198 Egfrid’s wives: Etheldreda and Ermenburga 199 Magnificence of Wilfrid 200 Ermenburga and Theodore both hostile to Wilfrid 201 678. Wilfrid’s diocese divided against his will 202 He appeals to Rome 203 Wilfrid’s imprisonment and exile 204 His missionary work in Sussex 204 678. Early life of St. Cuthbert 205 685. He is made Bishop of Lindisfarne 207 685. King Egfrid’s death on the battlefield of Nechtansmere miraculously revealed to St. Cuthbert 207 Aldfrid, King of Northumbria 208 687. Death of St. Cuthbert 208 690. Death of Theodore 209 687. Wilfrid returns to his diocese 209 692. The quarrel breaks out again. Wilfrid’s second journey to Rome 209 705. Death of Aldfrid. Usurpation of Eadulf. Accession of Osred 210 Synod by the Nidd: the dispute with Wilfrid settled 211 709. Death of Wilfrid 212 CHAPTER XIII. THE LEGISLATION OF KING INE. 686. Cadwalla, King of Wessex 215 688. His pilgrimage to Rome 216 Ine reigns over Wessex 216 726. His abdication and pilgrimage to Rome 217 Laws of early Kentish kings 218 693. Ine promulgates his laws 219 Open-field system of agriculture 221 Position of the _ceorl_ (free husbandman) 223 Position of the _theow_ (serf) 225 Law of the _wergild_ 227 Position of the thegn 228