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In this year came up in Dorsetshire three ships of the pirates, and plundered in Portland.  The same year London was burned.  In the same year also died two aldermen, Ethelmer in Hampshire, and Edwin in Sussex.  Ethelmer's body lieth in Winchester, at New-minster, and Edwin's in the minster at Abingdon.  The same year died two abbesses in Dorsetshire; Herelufa at Shaftsbury, and Wulfwina at Wareham.  The same year went Otho, emperor of the Romans, into Greece; and there met he a great army of the Saracens, who came up from the sea, and would have proceeded forthwith to plunder the Christian folk; but the emperor fought wih them.  And there was much slaughter made on either side, but the emperor gained the field of battle  He was there, however, much harassed, ere he returned thence; and as he went homeward, his brother's son died, who was also called Otho; and he was the son of Leodulf Atheling.  This Leodulf was the son of Otho the Elder and the daughter of King Edward.<p>
(Ingram, p.100)