Book, Chapter

1        I, III    |    the islands Orcades~~into subjection to the Roman empire; and
2        I, XII    |      and promising perpetual subjection, provided that the impending
3        I, XXXII  | brought it with himself into subjection to Almighty God, our Lord
4       II, II     |     we begin to be under his subjection?" Then the man of God, Augustine,
5       II, III    |  nation, though he was under subjection to Ethelbert, who, as has
6       IV, XVI    |    the affliction of foreign subjection, no man there received the
7        V, XX  III|    of them are brought under subjection to the English. In these