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1. Besançon 865 (71 v) 2-214 [ name: place ]

, de Sousexsexes, de Kent, de Stanfort, de Boutefort, de l’eveschié de Verdvich, jusques a Genomme

2. Translation of Book II (70 r) 2-212 [ name: place ]

ranking churchmen must be served by them, in particular in the counties of Kent, Essex, Sussex, and Bedfordshire where there are more of them than in the rest of England. These wretched folk in all of the regions

3. Translation of Book II (70 v) 2-213 [ name: place ]

. These assurances stirred up the people of the counties of Kent, Essex, Sussex, Bedfordshire and the surrounding lands, and they set out for London. They were a good sixty thousand in number a

4. Translation of Book II (71 v) 2-214 [ name: place ]

Thames to Essex, Sussex, the county of Staffordshire, and Bedfordshire to convince the people to come in from the other side of London. Consequently they would surround L

5. Translation of Book II (71 v) 2-214 [ name: place ]

Essex, Sussex, Kent, Staffordshire, Bedfordshire, and the diocese of Norwich as far as Yarmouth and King's Lynn, causing knights and noblemen such a

6. Translation of Book II (74 v) 2-220 [ name: place ]

anners, and one for the people of Essex, another for the people of Sussex, yet another for those of Bedfordshire, one for the people of Cambridgeshire, and one each for those of Yarmouth, Stafford and King's Lynn

7. Translation of Book II (76 r) 2-222 [ name: place ]

London before the arrival of the people of Essex, Sussex, Cambridge, Bedfordshire and of other more distant counties, Arundel, Warwick, Reading, Berkshire

8. Prospography Content: Bedfordshire (place)

Bedfordshire County of Bedfordshire, England.

9. Leiden VGGF 9 (vol. 2) (84 v) 2-214 [ name: place ]

, de Sousexses, de Kemt, de Stafort, de Betefort, de l’evesquiet de Verdvich, jusquez a Genomue

10. Rouen 1147 (294 v) 2-214 [ name: place ]

, de Sesesexez, de Kent, de Stanfort, de Betefort, de l’eveschié de Verdvich, et jusquez a Genomme