Book, Chapter

1        0, Pref   |        of the translation. The Latin text used throughout is
2        0, Life   |       the barbarism of monkish Latin. His style is singularly
3        I, I      |         Scottish, Pictish, and Latin, the last having become
4       IV, I      |  skilled both in the Greek and Latin tongues. The pope, sending
5       IV, I      | writings, as also in Greek and Latin; of high character and venerable
6       IV, II     |        versed in the Greek and Latin tongues as in their own,
7        V, VIII   |        a man instructed in the Latin, Greek, and Saxon tongues,
8        V, XX     |     Greek tongue, and knew the Latin as well as the English,
9        V, XX  III|     learned both the Greek and Latin tongues to such perfection,