Book, Chapter

1        0, Int | ecclesiastical matters is taken when Wighard is sent to Rome by the kings
2        0, Int |            of Canterbury (667 A.D.). Wighard dies there, and Pope Vitalian
3      III, XXIX|           CHAP. XXIX. How the priest Wighard was sent from Britain to
4      III, XXIX|       English nation, a priest named Wighard, one of Bishop Deusdedit’
5      III, XXIX|          throughout all Britain. But Wighard, arriving at Rome, was cut
6      III, XXIX|          selected and consecrated in Wighard’s place.~
7       IV, I   |              time, until, the priest Wighard, a man of great learning