sentences:  Richard of Hexham, writing about 1141, provides yet another medieval chronicle largely repeating the accounts of Bede and the "Anglo-Saxon Chronicle", and borrowing from the work of Symeon of Durham.However, he also says that he has heard that Acca of Hexham (c. 660 – c. 742) left his see at Hexham and had a role in the preparations for and founding of the episcopacy of Candida Casa.The suggestion is widely regarded as spurious, as it contradicts all reliable prior sources.