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959Dunstan, who was translated from London ; he received his pall at Rome in the following year^[1]; he died 19th May 988^[2].

988Aethelgar^[3], bishop of Selsey was translated to this see^[4], which he held but fifteen months^[5].

990Sigeric or Siric, bishop of Wilton, translated hither^[6] ; he died 995^[7].

995Aelfric^[8], formerly a monk of Glastonbury, bishop of Wilts, translated to this see^[9]; consecrated at Canterbury 996^[10], and died 1006^[11].

1006Aelfeah^[12], bishop of Winton, translated hither^[13]; captured by the Danes in 1011, and by them murdered 19th April in the following year^[14].

1013Lyfing^[15] or Aelfstan^[16], translated from Wells in 1013^[17]; he died in 1020^[18].

1020Aethelnoth^[19], the Good, dean of Christchurch, consecrated 13th Nov.^[20]; he died 29th Oct. 1038^[21].

1038Eadsige^[22], succeeded Aethelnoth in 1038^[23]; he died 29th Oct. 1050^[24].

1050Robert^[25], of Jumiéges, translated from London^[26]; he fled to Rome in 1052, in which year he died on his return therefrom at Jumiéges, and was buried in the

1. Hoved. 244.
2. Flor. Wigorn., Hoved., and Sim. Dunelm.
3. Called also Ethelgar, Adelgar or Stilgar.
4. Sax. Chron.
5. Sax. Chron., Gervas, Act. Pont., and Flor. Wigorn.
6. Sax. Chron. and Flor. Wig.
7. Ibid.
8. Called also Elfric, Alveric and Aluric.
9. Sax. Chron. and Flor. Wig.
10. Ibid.
11. Sax. Chron., Flor. Wigorn., and Hoved. 246.
12. Called also Aelfehg, Elphege, Alfegh or Alfeagh.
13. Sax. Chron. and Flor. Wig.
14. Sax. Chron., Malms., and Flor. Wigorn.
15. Called also Lifing, Lefwing or Leving.
16. Sax. Chron.
17. Sax. Chron. and Flor. Wig.
18. Ibid.
19. Sax. Chron. and Flor. Wig. Called also Agelnoth, Egilnod, Egilnot, and Aethelnold.
20. Sax. Chron. and Flor. Wig.
21. Sax. Chron., Flor. Wigorn., Sim. Dunelm., and Hoved.
22. Called also Eadsine, Eadsi, Edsi and Edgi.
23. Sax. Chron. and Flor. Wig.
24. Ibid.
25. Robertus Gemeticensis.
26. Sax. Chron. and Flor. Wig.