Book, Chapter

 1        0, Int    |         Moore MS. collated with three others, of which two were
 2        0, Int    |         lapse into paganism for three years, till Christianity
 3        0, Int    |      successful rebellion after three years, when the Mercians
 4        I, I      |  scarcely ever lies there above three days: no man makes hay in
 5        I, III    |    Britain at the east end, and three at the west. Nero, succeeding
 6        I, VI     |         from Carausius, held it three years, and was then vanquished
 7        I, XV     |         arrived in Britain with three ships of war and had a place
 8        I, XV     |       who came over were of the three most powerful nations of
 9        I, XX     |        by surprise, the bishops three times cried, "Hallelujah."
10        I, XXV    |         Wantsum, which is about three furlongs in breadth, and
11        I, XXVII  |        place without assembling three or four bishops. For, even
12        I, XXVII  |         all sin is committed in three ways, viz., by suggestion,
13       II, I      | celebration of Masses, he added three petitions of the utmost
14       II, II     |         comply with me in these three matters, to wit, to keep
15       II, II     |       parts contained less than three hundred men, who all lived
16       II, II     |       having observed a fast of three days,. had come together
17       II, IV     |         Gaul about 574, founded three monasteries (Annegray, Luxeuil,
18       II, V      |      the heavenly kingdom, left three sons, still pagans, to inherit
19       II, IX     |        the other contains above three hundred.~ The occasion of
20       II, XV     |       province was in error for three years, till Sigbert succeeded
21      III, VII    |     East Angles, where he lived three years in banishment, and
22      III, VIII   |    Stephen. It was thought fit, three days after, to take up the
23      III, XV     |         will suffice to mention three, that they may not be forgotten.
24      III, XIX    |         and again taken from it three days after, he not only
25      III, XIX    |          Then he saw one of the three angels, who had been his
26      III, XIX    |     with the blessed Fursa, the three angels of whom we have spoken
27      III, XXIV   |       other southern provinces, three years after he had slain
28      III, XXIV   |         of the Easter festival. Three years after the death of
29      III, XXVI   |    years, Finan ten, and Colman three.~When Colman had gone back
30       IV, II     |         in it twenty-one years, three months, and twenty-six days.
31       IV, VIII   |     monastery, a boy, not above three years old, called Aesica;
32       IV, VIII   |      last hour was come, called three times upon one of the virgins
33       IV, IX     |      for an eternal reward.~For three years after the death of
34       IV, IX     |    which state having continued three days and as many nights,
35       IV, XI     |      afterwards related, he saw three men in shining garments
36       IV, XII    |      comet, which continued for three months, rising in the morning,
37       IV, XII    |  archbishop Theodore; who also, three years after the departure
38       IV, XIII   |     fallen in that district for three years before his arrival
39       IV, XIII   |        the blessing of God took three hundred fishes of divers
40       IV, XIII   |        which being divided into three parts, they gave a hundred
41       IV, XIV    |   thought fit to keep a fast of three days, and humbly to implore
42       IV, XVI    |          wherefore an estate of three hundred families was given
43       IV, XVI    |     separated from it by a sea, three miles wide, which is called
44       IV, XVII   |    Trinity, that is, one God in three Subsistences or consubstantial
45       IV, XXV    |       observe a fast for two or three days; do this till I come
46       IV, XXVII  |    whole week, sometimes two or three, or even sometimes a full
47       IV, XXXII  |         performed by his relics three years ago, and was told
48        V, IV     |         days, insomuch that for three weeks she could not be carried
49        V, XII    |  divided all his substance into three parts; one whereof he gave
50        V, XVI    |      our Lord, encompassed with three walls, and supported by
51        V, XVI    |         passage, which contains three altars at three different
52        V, XVI    |        contains three altars at three different points of the
53        V, XVI    |       straight line through the three walls; four whereof face
54        V, XVI    |       seven feet in length, and three handbreadths above the floor;
55        V, XVII   |   church, having round about it three chapels with vaulted roofs.
56        V, XVII   |         a white colour, for the three patriarchs. Adam’s is of
57        V, XVII   |        smaller monuments of the three women. The hill Mamre is
58        V, XIX    |      and having stayed with him three years, received from him
59        V, XIX    |         nobly ruled that church three years, he retired to take
60        V, XXI    |     themselves.~"There are then three rules given in the Sacred
61        V, XX  III|     23rd of April, and left his three sons, Ethelbert, Eadbert,
62        V, XXIV   |       Vestments of the Priests, three books.~On the first part
63        V, XXIV   |   Samuel, to the Death of Saul, three books.~Concerning the Building
64        V, XXIV   |        the Proverbs of Solomon, three books.~On the Song of Songs,
65        V, XXIV   |   Jerome.~On Ezra and Nehemiah, three books.~On the song of Habakkuk,
66        V, XXIV   |         Revelation of St. John, three books. Likewise, Chapters