Book, Chapter

 1        0, Int  | important political changes have taken place in the north: the
 2        0, Int  |        ecclesiastical matters is taken when Wighard is sent to
 3        0, Int  |       organization of the Church taken by Theodore. In pursuance
 4        0, Int  | enumerated.~An important step is taken at this time by the Northern
 5        I, I    |        seals are also frequently taken, and dolphins, as also whales;
 6        I, III  |         notable towns were there taken and destroyed. ~
 7        I, V    |      trench whence the sods were taken, with strong stakes of wood
 8        I, V    |     State; but Bassianus, having taken the surname of Antonius,
 9        I, VI   |          owners any of the booty taken from the robbers, but keeping
10        I, IX   |        up in Aquileia, was there taken by them and put to death.~
11        I, XI   |       emperor. As soon as he had taken upon him the command, he
12        I, XI   |   Gerontius, at Vienne.~Rome was taken by the Goths, in the year
13        I, XV   |         miserable remnant, being taken in the mountains, were butchered
14        I, XVII |        name of the Holy Trinity, taken and sprinkled a little water,
15        I, XXV  |  conference with him. For he had taken precaution that they should
16        I, XXVII|         need. Care is also to be taken of their stipends, and provision
17       II, I    |         Receive, Earth, his body taken from thine own; thou canst
18       II, II   |     himself had been long before taken up into the heavenly kingdom,
19       II, VII  |        Archbishop Laurentius was taken up to the heavenly kingdom:
20       II, IX   |        kings of Kent, for he had taken to wife Ethelberg, otherwise
21       II, X    |     Baptism. We have, therefore, taken care by this letter, with
22       II, XVIII|  meantime, Archbishop Justus was taken up to the heavenly kingdom,
23       II, XX   |          to York, and afterwards taken into the church of the blessed
24      III, V    |        or two clerks, and having taken a little food, made haste
25      III, VI   |        the royal city, which has taken its name from Bebba, one
26      III, X    |   learned that the dust had been taken from the place where the
27      III, XIV  |    Bishop Aidan himself was also taken out of this world, not more
28      III, XIX  |  restored to his body, and again taken from it three days after,
29      III, XIX  |        history. When he had been taken up on high, he was bidden
30      III, XIX  |        after, and the body being taken from the porch, to be re-buried
31      III, XX   |          his place; and he being taken from this life when he had
32      III, XXIII|     aforesaid province, and also taken charge of this monastery,
33      III, XXV  |     meantime, Bishop Aidan being taken away from this life, Finan,
34       IV, III  |        reverend prelate had been taken away out of the flesh, his
35       IV, III  |         from heaven, who, having taken Ceadda’s soul along with
36       IV, IV   |          the English whom he had taken along with him. [667 A.
37       IV, VII  |        some of them we also have taken pains to include in our
38       IV, IX   |          to God, was about to be taken out of this world, a wonderful
39       IV, IX   |         lifted up on high, being taken out of the house in which
40       IV, X    |          there buried, should be taken up, and should all be translated
41       IV, X    |          book from which we have taken these tales.~But in truth,
42       IV, XII  |          ravaged, and everything taken away from it, he went to
43       IV, XIV  |        and death, thou mayest be taken up to the everlasting joys
44       IV, XIV  |          in war, and straightway taken up to Heaven to the everlasting
45       IV, XIV  |       this day, as we have said, taken out of this world. Let them,
46       IV, XIV  |          the same monastery, was taken away at that time. And without
47       IV, XIX  |        of her monastery. She was taken to the Lord, in the midst
48       IV, XIX  |          death, and when she was taken up out of the grave, had
49       IV, XIX  |      after, her bones were to be taken out of the grave, a pavilion
50       IV, XIX  |          body of the holy virgin taken out of the grave and laid
51       IV, XIX  |         the great plenty of eels taken in those marshes; there
52       IV, XXII |      doing he was discovered and taken by some of the enemy’s army,
53       IV, XXII |    frequently loosed. He, having taken an oath that he would either
54       IV, XXIII|      dream, that he was suddenly taken away from her and she was
55       IV, XXIII|         when any one of them was taken out of this world, and opening
56       IV, XXXII|        near the river Dacore,has taken its name from the same,
57        V, XIII |         If, contrarywise, he had taken care in his youth to correct
58        V, XV   |          and unity, he should be taken away to everlasting life
59        V, XIX  |       possessions that have been taken from you, and shall end
60        V, XXI  |         spotless Lamb ‘that hath taken away the sins of the world;
61        V, XXI  |         those, who having either taken the vows of a monk, or having
62        V, XXII | willingly, and without grudging, taken heed to impart to the English
63        V, XXIV |          of St. Augustine I have taken heed to transcribe in order.~
64        V, XXIV |       year 731 King Ceolwulf was taken prisoner, and tonsured,