Book, Chapter

1       II, V     |  who should steal anything belonging to the Church, the bishop,
2      III, IV    |    from the southern parts belonging to that nation by steep
3      III, XXI   |  him, at a noted township, belonging to the king, called At the
4      III, XXVIII|  that purpose in a village belonging to the king, called In Compendio.
5       IV, I     | certain monk named Andrew, belonging to a neighbouring nunnery
6       IV, XIV   | that none besides himself, belonging to the same monastery, was
7       IV, XVI   |    the lands of the Jutes, belonging to the country of the Gewissae;