Book, Chapter

1        0, Int |      all Christendom for his passing vertues and rare lerning,
2        0, Int |    as materials for history.~Passing to the history itself, we
3        0, Int |    condemned.~In Chapter 18, passing again to East Anglian history,
4        I, I   |     northern regions without passing far beneath the earth. For
5       II, I   |    Mauritius and Phocas, and passing out of this life in the
6       II, VII | sound and active, cheerfully passing over all earthly things,
7       II, XIII|  vanishes out of your sight, passing from winter into winter
8        V, XXI |   the Passover, that is, the passing from this world to the Father,
9        V, XXII|  brought into the right way, passing hence to the Lord should