In 1067 was England called Anglia or England?

In the year 1067, the term "England" was already in use to refer to the kingdom that spanned over the southern part of the Great Britain island. The name derived from the Old English term "Englaland," which was a combination of the words "Engle," referring to the Anglo-Saxon tribes who inhabited the region, and "land," signifying the territory they settled in. Therefore, in 1067, England was known by its current name rather than "Anglia."