Book, Chapter

1        I, XII  |   ground. At last, the Britons, forsaking their cities and wall, took
2        I, XXVI | together to hear the Word, and, forsaking their heathen rites, to
3       II, VI   |  apostolic severity, why he was forsaking the flock which he had committed
4      III, XXVI |        done in this case. Cedd, forsaking the practices of the Scots,
5      III, XXVII|       Bishops Finan and Colman, forsaking their native island, retired
6      III, XXX  |  righteousness, so that, either forsaking or destroying the temples
7       IV, V    |  conversion.~"V. That no clerk, forsaking his own bishop, shall wander
8       IV, XXIII|    cross over thence into Gaul, forsaking her native country and all