WORSAAE, J.J.A., _Minder out de Danske og Nordmændene i England, Skotland, og Irland_. Copenhagen, 1851. Translation: _An Account of the Danes and Norwegians in England, Scotland, and Ireland_. London, 1852.
Abingdon, monastery of; Adam of Bremen cited; Adémar de Chabannes cited; Agdir, district in southern Norway; Alain, Duke of Brittany; Aldgyth, wife of Edmund Ironside; Alfiva; _see_ Elgiva Alfred, King of England; Alfred, son of Ethelred; Alfric, Archbishop of York; Alfric, Bishop; Alfric, English ealdorman; Alfric, ealdorman, and naval commander; Alfric, old English author; Algar, English magnate; Ali, housecarle; Almar Darling, English magnate; Alphabet, runic; Alphege, Archbishop; Alstad Stone, the; America, discovery of; Andover; _Anglo-Saxon Chronicle_ cited; Anglo-Saxon kingdom; Anglo-Saxon legal system, the; Anglo-Saxon literature; Anses, the, old Northern divinities; Anund Jacob, King of Sweden; Aquitaine; Arne, Norwegian magnate; Arngrim, magnate in the Danelaw; Arnungs, Norwegian noble family; Art, Celtic and Northern; Asbjörn, Norwegian warrior; Ashington, battle of; dedication at; Asia Minor; Aslak Erlingsson, Norwegian chieftain; Attila; Avon River; Aylesford;
Bamberg; Bark-isle; Barwick, Swedish harbour; Benedict, Pope; _Beowulf_; Bergen; Bergljot, sister of Earl Erik; Bernhard, Bishop in Norway; Bernhard, Bishop in Scania; Bernicia, old English kingdom; Bersi, Norse traveller; Bessin, the, district in Normandy; Birca, old Swedish town; _Bison_, the, St. Olaf's longship; Bjarkamál, old Norse poem; Bjarne, scald; Bjor, warrior; Björn, King Olaf's spokesman; Bleking, district in modern Sweden; Bohemia; Boleslav, Duke and King of Poland; Books, old English; Brage, old Norse divinity; Bremen; Brenn-isles, the, agreement of; Brentford, skirmish at; Bristol; British Isles, the, Scandinavians in; commerce of; inscriptions in; Brittany; Bruges; Brunhild, saga heroine; Buckinghamshire; Bugge, Alexander, Norse historian, cited; Bugge, Sophus, Norse philologist, cited; Burgundy; Burhwold, Bishop; Byrhtnoth, ealdorman of Essex; Byzantium;