Book, Chapter

 1        0, Int   |            paganism for three years, till Christianity is finally
 2        0, Int   |            anarchy in that province, till Wictred succeeds and restores
 3        0, Life  |              night, nay, every hour, till the day of our Lord’s Ascension,
 4        0, Life  |             the fifty days’ festival till the aforesaid day; and he
 5        0, Life  |             his last day in gladness till the evening; and the aforesaid
 6        I, VIII  |             in Britain enjoyed peace till the time of the Arian heresy. [
 7        I, XII   |           their own domestic broils, till the whole country was left
 8        I, XVI   |            their enemies, prevailed, till the year of the siege of
 9        I, XVII  |          safely with favouring winds till they were halfway between
10        I, XXV   |          furnished with necessaries, till he should consider what
11        I, XXVI  |              preach, and to baptize, till when the king had been converted
12        I, XXVII |    permanently established in London till it was too late to remove
13        I, XXVII |              is not to approach her, till the infant born be weaned.
14        I, XXVII |              approach their husbands till the time of purification
15        I, XXVII |             to enter into the church till the evening, after being
16        I, XXXIII|          over his grave every night; till the neighbouring people
17       II, I     |           faith, he made our nation, till then enslaved to idols,
18       II, XIV   |             from this time, that is, till the end of the king's reign,
19       II, XIV   |             which days, from morning till night, he did nothing else
20       II, XV    |            in error for three years, till Sigbert succeeded to the
21      III, II    |         upright with both his hands, till the earth was heaped up
22      III, IV    |              the space of 150 years, till the year of our Lord 715.~
23      III, V     |              Wednesdays and Fridays, till the ninth hour, throughout
24      III, V     |          milk of more easy doctrine, till, being by degrees nourished
25      III, VI    |            and the Bernicians, which till then had been at variance,
26      III, VII   |              remained bishop thereof till his death. Thus the province
27      III, XII   |              or stir from the place, till the time is past, when the
28      III, XII   |              of morning thanksgiving till it was day; and that by
29      III, XIX   |            his body from the evening till cockcrow, he accounted worthy
30      III, XIX   |              in his town of Perrona, till the church itself should
31      III, XXIII |       Sundays, he prolonged his fast till the evening, according to
32      III, XXIV  |            afterwards became abbess; till, at the age of fifty-nine,
33      III, XXV   |       seventeenth, or any other moon till the twenty-first, he waited
34       IV, I     | recommendation, were by him detained till Ebroin,the king’s mayor
35       IV, II    |            learn Church music, which till then had been only known
36       IV, II    |          priests and deacons in Kent till the archbishop should come
37       IV, III   |             drew near him gradually, till it came to the roof of the
38       IV, III   |          heart to prayers and psalms till the weather became calm.
39       IV, III   |           abroad for the Lord’s sake till the end of his life. A long
40       IV, IX    |             carried into the church, till it should be buried, she
41       IV, X     |             great vigour many years, till she was of an extreme old
42       IV, XIV   |           first thou must needs wait till the Masses are celebrated,
43       IV, XVI   |             the Isle of Wight, which till then was entirely given
44       IV, XIX   |              from the time of matins till day-break, she continued
45       IV, XXIII |         preserved the same undefiled till she attained to the vision
46       IV, XXIII |             their time of probation, till they were instructed according
47       IV, XXIV  |           lived in the secular habit till he was well advanced in
48       IV, XXV   |           two or three days; do this till I come again to you in a
49       IV, XXVI  |             time wasted the kingdom, till the lawful king, Wictred,
50       IV, XXVIII|           with tears and entreaties, till they drew him, also in tears,
51       IV, XXIX  |             of that church one year, till such time as a bishop should
52        V, IV    |              drink as she had begun, till dinner was over; following
53        V, XII   |             and continuing in prayer till day, forthwith divided all
54        V, XII   |               and there he continued till the day of his death, in
55        V, XII   |           off his cold, wet garments till they grew warm and dry on
56        V, XVIII |              the South Saxons, which till that time belonged to the
57        V, XIX   |            you hear and keep secret, till I know what God will please
58        V, XIX   |           lived in peace four years, till the day of his death. He
59        V, XX    |              walk after this manner, till he receive the rewards of
60        V, XX    |            days in attendance on him till that bishop’s death, and
61        V, XXI   |           his nation had been holden till then, touching the observance
62        V, XXI   |             from Israel;’ and so on, till he says, ‘For in this selfsame
63        V, XXI   |              day of the first month, till the end of the one-and-twentieth
64        V, XXI   |    fourteenth day of the first month till the twentieth moon, anticipate
65        V, XXI   |      sixteenth day of the said month till the two-and-twentieth no
66        V, XXI   |           system; insomuch that what till then used to be enjoined
67        V, XXII  |              continued in the flesh, till he saw his hearers accept
68        V, XXIV  |            received priest’s orders, till the fifty-ninth year of