It is repeatedly said that St. Augustine introduced Christianity to England. He did not. A Bishop of London attended the Council of Arles in 340. St. Augustine came to England in 597. Tiberius Caesar reigned for 22 years, and his last year was AD 37.
Churches are there founded and altars erected.
Though you should go to the ocean, to the British Isles, there you will hear all men everywhere discoursing matters out of the Scriptures, with a different voice indeed, but not another faith, with a different tongue but the same judgement. Eusebius does not tell us which of the Apostles visited Britain, but other witnesses mention names. Simon Zelotes preached Christ through all Mauritania and Afric the less. At length he was crucified in Brittania, slain and buried.