 [ B ] The Abingdon Chronicle I was written by a single scribe in the second half of the 10th century . The Chronicle takes up folios 1 – 34 . It begins with an entry for 60 BC and ends with the entry for 977 . A manuscript that is now separate ( British Library MS. Cotton Tiberius Aiii , f . 178 ) was originally the introduction to this chronicle ; it contains a genealogy , as does [ A ] , but extends it to the late 10th century . [ B ] was at Abingdon in the mid @-@ 11th century , because it was used in the composition of [ C ] . Shortly after this it went to Canterbury , where interpolations and corrections were made . As with [ A ] , it ends with a list of popes and the archbishops of Canterbury to whom they sent the pallium . 
