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 1        0, Int  |  important material, had been to Rome and had permission to search
 2        0, Int  |    Churches into conformity with Rome.~BOOK I.— In Book I, cc.
 3        0, Int  |          when Wighard is sent to Rome by the kings Oswy and Egbert,
 4        0, Int  |       war and bloodshed, goes to Rome to receive baptism there,
 5        0, Int  |       likewise ended his days at Rome.~In 690 Theodore dies, after
 6        0, Int  |     Essex receive the tonsure at Rome, and in the same year Bishop
 7        0, Life |        The story that he went to Rome at the request of Pope Sergius,
 8        0, Life |         send one of his monks to Rome, has no mention of the name
 9        I, II   |          after the foundation of Rome, but the sixtieth year before
10        I, III  |            44 AD]~In the year of Rome 798, Claudius, fourth emperor
11        I, III  |       Britain, and, returning to Rome in the sixth month after
12        I, XI   |     years before the invasion of Rome by Alaric, king of the Goths,
13        I, XI   |      Count Gerontius, at Vienne.~Rome was taken by the Goths,
14        I, XII  |       Britons sent messengers to Rome with letters piteously praying
15        I, XII  |    messengers were again sent to Rome miserably imploring aid,
16        I, XXIII|          to the Apostolic see of Rome, and presided over it thirteen
17        I, XXV  |         that they were come from Rome, and brought a joyful message,
18        I, XXVII|     priest and Peter the monk to Rome, to acquaint Pope Gregory,
19        I, XXVII|     Gregory, Pope of the City of Rome, answers.—Holy Scripture,
20       II, I    |         city, but finished it at Rome after being made pope. Whilst
21       II, I    |  merchants had lately arrived at Rome, many things were exposed
22       II, I    |     request, yet the citizens of Rome could not be brought to
23       II, III  |   Gregory, Bishop of the city of Rome, and supported by God in
24       II, IV   |          the Church of Christ at Rome, is said to have consecrated
25       II, IV   |        bishop of London, went to Rome, to confer with the Apostolic
26       II, IV   |   Gregory, bishop of the city of Rome. He obtained for the Church
27       II, IV   |        the gift of the temple at Rome called by the ancients Pantheon,
28       II, X    |        THE CHURCH OF THE CITY OF ROME, BONIFACE, ADDRESSED TO
29       II, XI   |    BONIFACE, POPE OF THE CITY OF ROME, TO ETHELBERG, KING EDWIN'
30       II, XVIII|          the toilsome journey to Rome, at so great a distance
31       II, XX   |        received from the Pope of Rome. He had left behind him
32      III, IV   |          regularly instructed at Rome in the faith and mysteries
33      III, XIII |          when, in his journey to Rome,he and his bishop Wilfrid
34      III, XXV  |         who had formerly gone to Rome to study ecclesiastical
35      III, XXV  |         saw celebrated by all at Rome, where the blessed Apostles,
36      III, XXV  |       But when Peter preached at Rome, being mindful that our
37      III, XXIX |         was sent from Britain to Rome, to be ordained archbishop;
38      III, XXIX |      episcopate, and sent him to Rome to be ordained bishop, to
39      III, XXIX |         But Wighard, arriving at Rome, was cut off by death, before
40       IV, I    |       died, Wigihard was sent to Rome to receive the episcopate;
41       IV, I    |        English race, was sent to Rome by King Egbert and Oswy,
42       IV, I    |          and silver. Arriving at Rome, where Vitalianpresided
43       IV, I    |        There was at that time in Rome, a monk, called Theodore,
44       IV, V    |      from his sickness, to go to Rome, and there to end his days
45       IV, XII  |    quitted it and, going away to Rome, ended his days there, as
46       IV, XIII | travelled in many lands, went to Rome, and afterwards returned
47       IV, XVII |        synod held in the city of Rome, in the time of the blessed
48       IV, XVIII|         who had come lately from Rome, by order of Pope Agatho,
49       IV, XVIII|          the river Wear, went to Rome with Ceolfrid,his companion
50       IV, XVIII|          several times before at Rome, and was now honourably
51       IV, XVIII|      practised at St. Peter’s at Rome. The Abbot John did as he
52       IV, XVIII|         thereof on his return to Rome. For he also brought with
53       IV, XVIII|          held not long before at Rome,with the consent of one
54       IV, XVIII|        was given him to carry to Rome.~But in his return to his
55       IV, XVIII|  brethren, that in his return to Rome he would take that road,
56       IV, XVIII|    English nation was carried to Rome, and received with great
57       IV, XXIII|    studies, he resolved to go to Rome also, which, in those days,
58        V, VII  |         the West Saxons, went to Rome to be baptised; and his
59        V, VII  | everlasting kingdom, and went to Rome, being desirous to obtain
60        V, VII  |          his mind. For coming to Rome, at the time that Sergius
61        V, VII  |           When Caedwalla went to Rome, Ini succeeded to the kingdom,
62        V, VIII |          which Caedwalla died at Rome, that is, 690 after the
63        V, IX   |           he was minded to go to Rome, to see and adore the thresholds
64        V, XI   |         Britain, and Wilbrord at Rome, were ordained bishops for
65        V, XI   |           he made haste to go to Rome, where Pope Sergius then
66        V, XI   |        the venerable Wilbrord to Rome, where Sergius was still
67        V, XIX  |      Saxons, ended their days at Rome, in the monastic habit;
68        V, XIX  |          kingdom. For he went to Rome, and there receiving the
69        V, XIX  |       came to the holy places at Rome, received the tonsure, and
70        V, XIX  |         and he resolved to go to Rome, to see what ecclesiastical
71        V, XIX  |        that he would send him to Rome in an honourable manner.
72        V, XIX  |       likewise desirous to go to Rome, of whom we have before
73        V, XIX  |      bade Wilfrid conduct him to Rome. When they came to Lyons,
74        V, XIX  |          Benedict hastened on to Rome. For the bishop was delighted
75        V, XIX  |          country and set out for Rome.~Hereupon the bishop sent
76        V, XIX  |  Hereupon the bishop sent him to Rome, furnishing him with a guide
77        V, XIX  |     country. Wilfrid arriving at Rome, and daily giving himself
78        V, XIX  |        above. Designing to go to Rome, to plead his cause before
79        V, XIX  |          out again on his way to Rome, where his cause being tried
80        V, XIX  |     Agatho assembling a synod at Rome, of one hundred and twenty-five
81        V, XIX  |       certain bishops. Coming to Rome, he was allowed to make
82        V, XIX  |        held, when Wilfrid was in Rome and sat in council among
83        V, XIX  |       bishop that lately came to Rome, to be tried by the Apostolic
84        V, XX   |     death, and going with him to Rome, learned there many profitable
85        V, XXI  | tradition, which was preached at Rome by the blessed Peter, and
86        V, XXI  |          Apostles, especially at Rome and in Egypt, as has been
87        V, XXIV |   Eleuther, being made bishop at Rome, governed the Church most
88        V, XXIV |          I, 9.]~In the year 409, Rome was overthrown by the Goths,
89        V, XXIV |         the West Saxons, went to Rome from Britain. [V, 7.]~In
90        V, XXIV |      reigned five years, went to Rome. [V, 19.]~In the year 711,