Eolla, 714. 
Sigga, or Sigfrid, 733. 
Aluberht, 739. 
Osa, or Bosa, 765-770. 
Gislehere, 780. 
Totta, 785. 
Wiohtun, or Peletun, 789-805. 
Aethelwulf, 811-816. 
Cenred, 824-838. 
Gutheard, 860-862. 
Bernege, or Beornegus, 909-922. 
Aelfred, 931-940. 
Aethelgar, 944-953. 
Ordbright, 963-979. 
Ealmar, 944-953. 
Aethelric I., 1032-1038. 
Hecca, 1047-1057. 
Aethelric II, 1058-1070. 
Stigand, 1070.

ANCIENT BUILDINGS IN THE CITY.

Amongst other interesting architectural monuments, closely connected with the cathedral or the bishops, the following may be particularly noticed: 

The #Bishop’s Palace# has an interesting chapel, in which a small fresco of the “Virgin and Child” of an early date is still preserved.  The dining-room has a panelled wooden ceiling.  The painting on it was originally executed in Sherborne’s day, but it has suffered by decay and attempts at restoration since the sixteenth century.

The #Vicars’ Hall# is to the south-east of the cathedral.

The #Canon Gate# is the archway in South Street, which leads to the palace, the deanery, and other buildings connected with the cathedral.

The #Market Cross# was built by Bishop Storey about the year 1500 (see illustration, p. 100).

#S.  Mary’s Hospital# was founded about the middle of the twelfth century; but the existing building dates from the end of the thirteenth century.  It maintains five aged women by a weekly allowance to each, with fuel and medical attendance free.

[Illustration:  PAINTED DECORATION FORMERLY ON THE CHOIR VAULT, FROM AN ENGRAVING BY T. KING 1814 (SEE PAGES 42-43). (Lent by the Reverend Prebendary Bennett.) (Scale about 7 feet 101/2 inches to 1 inch.)]

INDEX.

Aethelgar, Bishop, 106
Aethelric, Bishop, 106
Apsidal termination, 8, 9, 17, 24
Arundel, Bishop, 32
——­ Earl of, William, 6;
  Countess of, 86
——­ monuments, 86
——­ screen, 32, 46

Barlow, Bishop, 117
Bell tower, 30
Bernardi, paintings by, 34
Brideoake, Bishop, 120
Buttresses, nave, 58

CHAPELS added to nave, 24
Chapel of S. Catharine, 94
——­ of S. Clement, 86
——­ of Four Virgins, 85
——­ of S. Mary Magdalen, 90, 98
——­ of S. Pantaleon, 90
——­ of SS.  Thomas and Edmund, 85
Chapter House, 27
Choir (exterior), 65-71;
  interior, 88
Cloister, 62
Consecration, 6, 19
Consistory Court, 83
Curteys, Bishop, 118

Daye, Bishop, 35, 116
Durnford, Bishop, 85

Fire of 1114, 5;
  of 1187, 6, 10
Flying buttresses, 15, 57, 66
Font, 85

Gunning, Bishop, 119

Hare, Bishop, 120
Harsnett, Bishop, 35, 118
Hilary, Bishop, 108
Hook, Dean, his monument, 97

Lady-chapel, 9, 26; exterior, 69;
  interior, 94
Langton, Bishop, 26, 114
Leophardo (Gilbert de S.), Bishop, 20, 26, 70, 112
Library, exterior, 71;
  interior, 94
Luffa (Ralph de), Bishop, 5, 8, 107