Book, Chapter

1        I, I    |           land, where, to this day, stands a strong city of the Britons,
2        I, XII  |             is, on its right shore, stands the city of Alcluith, which
3        I, XXVII|            suppresses the evil that stands in her way. But all that
4        V, VIII |    monastery called Racuulfe, which stands at the northern mouth of
5        V, XVI  |             said to have been born, stands the great church of St.
6        V, XVI  | nevertheless, the lesser part of it stands as an altar of hewn stone
7        V, XXI  |     Apostles, Peter and Paul, which stands at the mouth of the river