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	Eoppa	a royal prince.
	Eorconweald	an Anglo-Saxon word for a mounted stallion.
	Eormengild	it means public pledge.
	Eormengyth	somebody who takes a public oath.
	Eormenhild	a feminized word meaning someone who has taken a public oath.
	Eorpwald	a king of East Anglia.
	Eosterwine	an ancient Christianity father in Anglo-Saxon culture.
	Eostre	goddess of the dawn.
	Eowyn	she was a shieldmaiden and relative of King Theoden.