Book, Chapter

1        0, Int   |      upon which the editor has drawn.~The first translation of
2        0, Int   |  Sigbert, who had himself been drawn to the faith in Gaul.~Meanwhile,
3        0, Int   |     from which he was forcibly drawn to fall in battle against
4        I, V     |   happened in his time, he was drawn into Britain by the revolt
5        I, XXXI  |        are by outward miracles drawn to inward grace; but you
6       II, I     |      monastery. And when first drawn from the monastery, ordained
7      III, XXIV  |       they had thirty legions, drawn up under most noted commanders.
8       IV, XXVI  |      retreat, and the king was drawn into a narrow pass among
9       IV, XXVIII| uplifted voice, but with tears drawn from the bottom of his heart.~