Book, Chapter

1        I, XXI |       sinews of the knee were wasted and shrunk, so that the
2       II, I   |    earthly action. And having wasted itself on outward things,
3       IV, XIII|     often forty or fifty men, wasted with hunger, would go together
4       IV, XV  |      having slain Ethelwalch, wasted that Province with cruel
5       IV, XV  |     army, slew Ethelwalch,and wasted that province with cruel
6       IV, XXVI| foreign origin, for some time wasted the kingdom, till the lawful
7       IV, XXIX|        But Herebert was first wasted by a long-continued infirmity,
8        V, XXIV|        cruelly and wrongfully wasted part of Northumbria, their