Book, Chapter
1 0, Int | impulse given by him and Abbot Hadrian to the various departments
2 0, Int | Roman usages by Adamnan, Abbot of lona, whose book on the "
3 0, Int | succeeded by Albinus as Abbot of St. Augustine’s. Bede’
4 0, Int | the tonsure. The letter of Abbot Ceolfrid of Wearmouth and
5 0, Life | brought up, first under the Abbot Benedict, afterwards under
6 0, Life | Hexham, and by order of the Abbot Ceolfrid; that he spent
7 0, Life | cura propinquorum") to Abbot Benedict would seem to imply
8 0, Life | transferred to Jarrow under Abbot Ceolfrid, and under his
9 0, Life | devastated the monastery, the Abbot Ceolfrid, for lack of fit
10 0, Life | and writings, commends the Abbot’s praiseworthy deeds to
11 0, Life | and which was enlarged by Abbot Ceolfrid. Here Bede acquired
12 0, Life | Cuthbert, who afterwards became Abbot of Wearmouth and Jarrow
13 I, XXIII | we also constitute your abbot, humbly obey him in all
14 I, XXX | Pope Gregory sent to the Abbot Mellitus, then going into
15 I, XXX | his most beloved son, the Abbot Mellitus; Gregory, the servant
16 I, XXXIII | concerning Peter the first abbot of the same.~Augustine having
17 I, XXXIII | his successor.~The first abbot of that monastery was the
18 II, II | Bancornaburg, and over which the Abbot Dinoot is said to have presided
19 II, IV | aforesaid island, and the Abbot Columban, (Note: The most
20 II, XIV | monastery of the most reverend abbot and priest, Thrydwulf, which
21 II, XVI | place. A certain priest and abbot of the monastery of Peartaneu,(
22 III, IV | Ireland a famous priest and abbot, marked as a monk by habit
23 III, IV | island has for its ruler an abbot, who is a priest, to whose
24 III, V | bishop. At that time Segeni,abbot and priest, presided over
25 III, XI | province of Lindsey, the other abbot of the monastery of Peartaneu;
26 III, XXI | before,a renowned priest, and abbot of the monastery which is
27 III, XXIV | ordained by the Scots. He was abbot of the monastery that is
28 III, XXV | of King Alchfrid and of Abbot Wilfrid, had at that time
29 III, XXVI | truth. But Eata,who was abbot of the monastery called
30 III, XXVI | and gentle, was appointed abbot over the brethren that chose
31 III, XXVIII | has been often made, and abbot of the monastery of Laestingaeu.
32 IV, I | sent into Britain with the Abbot Hadrian. [664-669 A.D.]~
33 IV, I | from Naples in Campania, an abbot called Hadrian, by nation
34 IV, III | and continence, who was an abbot in the province of Lindsey,
35 IV, IV | under a rule and a canonical abbot, in much continence and
36 IV, V | the consent of their own abbot; but that they continue
37 IV, VI | bishop,who was founder and abbot of the monastery which is
38 IV, XVI | made known to a certain abbot and priest, whose name was
39 IV, XVIII | the holy Apostle Peter,and abbot of the monastery of the
40 IV, XVIII | together with the most reverend Abbot Biscop, surnamed Benedict,
41 IV, XVIII | work, who was after him abbot of the same monastery; he
42 IV, XVIII | allowed to take the aforesaid Abbot John with him into Britain,
43 IV, XVIII | St. Peter’s at Rome. The Abbot John did as he had been
44 IV, XVIII | monastery of the most religious Abbot Benedict. The men who followed
45 IV, XVIII | charge to the most reverend Abbot John, then appointed to
46 IV, XXII | Tunna, who was a priest and abbot of a monastery in the city
47 IV, XXVII | was then governed by the Abbot Eata,a man of great gentleness
48 IV, XXVII | virtue, his most reverend abbot, Eata, removed him to the
49 IV, XXVII | governed that place also as abbot. From ancient times, the
50 IV, XXVII | with his clergy, and the abbot with his monks, who were
51 IV, XXXII | religious Suidbertpresided as abbot. In that monastery was a
52 IV, XXXII | named Thruidred, who is now abbot there, had a small part
53 V, I | who also, afterwards, as abbot, presided over the brethren
54 V, II | and once his deacon, now abbot of the monastery called
55 V, IV | with holy water.~THE same abbot related another miracle,
56 V, V | had gained. The aforesaid abbot says this miracle was not
57 V, VIII | the archbishopric, being abbot of the monastery called
58 V, IX | monastery of Mailros, under the Abbot Eata, as has been said above.
59 V, XII | place of abode which the abbot had provided, and there
60 V, XII | hear him. At that time the abbot and priest Ethelwald, a
61 V, XV | when Adamnan, priest and abbot of the monks that were in
62 V, XVIII | as yet only a priest and abbot of the monastery which is
63 V, XVIII | own. Eadbert, at that time abbot of the monastery of Bishop
64 V, XIX | sometime king, but then abbot, readily took his part;
65 V, XIX | under the government of the Abbot Cuthbald; and by the ministry
66 V, XX | Albinus succeeded to the godly Abbot Hadrian, and Acca to Bishop
67 V, XX | the most reverend father, Abbot Hadrian, fellow labourer
68 V, XXI | CHAP. XXI. How the Abbot Ceolfrid sent master-builders
69 V, XXI | the venerable Ceolfrid, abbot of the monastery of the
70 V, XXI | learn it. The most reverend Abbot Ceolfrid favourably receiving
71 V, XXI | and glorious King Naiton, Abbot Ceolfrid, greeting in the
72 V, XXI | is Adamnan, the notable abbot and priest of the followers
73 V, XXII | manner of conversation, under Abbot Dunchad, about eighty years
74 V, XX III| Theodore, the archbishop, and Abbot Hadrian, wherefore, as has
75 V, XXIV | presiding; John, the Roman abbot, was also present. The same
76 V, XXIV | educated by the most reverend Abbot Benedict, and afterwards
77 V, XXIV | and at the bidding of the Abbot Ceolfrid. From the time
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