Guthrum, Danish king of East Anglia, invasion of, 57-9;
his submission and baptism, 42, 46, 68, 71, 103;
death of, 109, 110.
Gwent, South Welsh kingdom, including parts of Monmouthshire and
Herefordshire, kings of, _see_ Brochmail, Fernmail, Mouric.
Hadrian I, Pope, crowns Louis the Pious as king of Aquitaine, 74.
Hæsten, Danish chief, his military movements, and treacherous
negotiations, 113, 115.
Halfdene, Danish chief, 104.
Hampshire, men of, rally to Alfred, 102.
Harold Hardrada, king of Norway, called king of Germania, 41.
Heahmund, bishop of Sherborne, killed at Marton, 92.
Helised ap Teudyr, king of Brecheiniog, submits to Alfred, 42, 44.
Hemeid, king of Dyfed, commends himself to Alfred, 20, 42;
persecutes St. Davids, 42;
dies, 43.
Henry de Ferrers, owns Ashdown Manor in Domesday, 94.
Henry II, king of England, character of, by Stubbs, 2;
comparison of, with Alfred, 200;
English administrative system due to, 210.
Henry VI, king of England, applies to the Pope for Alfred’s
canonisation, 199 _n._
Henry of Huntingdon, his mistakes, 7;
relation of, to Chron., 60, 61;
his treatise De Contemptu Mundi, 178 _n._
Henry VIII, king of England, ecclesiastical policy of, 211.
Hereford, bishop of, _see_ Athelstan.