Book, Chapter

 1        I, II    | necessaries. After this, Caesar returned from Britain into Gaul,
 2        I, IX    |     created Emperor in Britain, returned into Gaul with a mighty
 3        I, XII   |  keeping off the enemy. So they returned home with great triumph.
 4        I, XIV   |         Irish robbers thereupon returned home, intending’ to come
 5        I, XVI   |      dispersed the natives, had returned home to their own settlements,
 6        I, XX    |   Britons in a battle, and then returned home. ~[430 A.D.]~IN the
 7        I, XXI   |    things, the blessed prelates returned home as prosperously as
 8        I, XXV   |         blessed Father Gregory, returned to the work of the Word
 9        I, XXXI  |         that when the disciples returned with joy from preaching,
10       II, VI    |     their departure, and Justus returned to the city of Rochester,
11       II, IX    |  conspired to murder him. So he returned victorious into his own
12       II, XII   |      soon as the messengers had returned home, he raised a mighty
13       II, XX    |         before brought thither, returned into Kent by sea, and was
14      III, V     |     gladly heard by the people, returned home, and in an assembly
15      III, VII   |         without consulting him, returned into Gaul, and being made
16      III, IX    |       kerchief on her head, and returned home on foot, in good health,
17      III, XI    |       putting it into a casket, returned home. Some time after, when
18      III, XVIII |      enmity of Redwald. When he returned home, as soon as - he ascended
19      III, XIX   |      ended their discourse, and returned to Heaven with the angelic
20      III, XXI   |      and baptize his nation, he returned home with much joy. These
21      III, XXI   |         left his bishopric, and returned to the island of Hii, which,
22      III, XXII  |         of the eternal kingdom, returned to the seat of his temporal
23      III, XXII  |         happened once that Cedd returned home, and came to the church
24      III, XXII  | received the episcopal dignity, returned to his province, and pursuing
25      III, XXIV  |        he had made to the Lord, returned thanks to God for the victory
26      III, XXIV  |        office before his death, returned into Scotland. Both these
27      III, XXVI  |      How Colman, being worsted, returned home, and Tuda succeeded
28      III, XXVI  |    assembly broken up, Agilbert returned home. Colman, perceiving
29      III, XXVI  |         practices of the Scots, returned to his bishopric, having
30      III, XXVII |    having been well instructed, returned into his own country, and
31      III, XXVIII|   either conformed to these, or returned into their own country.~
32      III, XXX   |    Saxons, during a pestilence, returned to idolatry, but were soon
33      III, XXX   |        the priests and teachers returned home with joy.~
34       IV, I     |        effort of the Catholics, returned home, Deusdedit, the sixth
35       IV, II    |        ordained; and because he returned before Theodore, he ordained
36       IV, III   |   having upon some due occasion returned to the church.~Now Owini
37       IV, III   |         heard the heavenly song returned alone, and prostrating himself
38       IV, III   |       whereas Ceadda afterwards returned into his own country, Egbert
39       IV, III   |         s soul along with them, returned again to the heavenly kingdom."
40       IV, IV    |       places known to them; but returned again the next winter, and
41       IV, VI    |   Gyrwas.Wynfrid, thus deposed, returned to his monastery which is
42       IV, X     |     hands of her maids, she now returned home joyfully without help:
43       IV, XIII  |         to Rome, and afterwards returned to Britain. Though he could
44       IV, XIX   |   prospered their journey, they returned thanks to Him and carried
45       IV, XXV   |         his native country, and returned no more to him, as he had
46       IV, XXV   |        death of the abbess they returned to their former defilement,
47       IV, XXVII |         a full month, before he returned home, continuing among the
48       IV, XXIX  |      years in his bishopric, he returned to his island and hermitage,
49       IV, XXXI  |         worse, so that when day returned, he could scarcely rise
50       IV, XXXI  |        pain departed and health returned. Then he awoke, and rose
51       IV, XXXI  |         to the joy of them all, returned the more zealously, as if
52        V, I     |         for our sake, presently returned, and raged furiously during
53        V, III   | delivered from pains and death, returned praise to our Lord and Saviour,
54        V, IX    |     because he availed nothing, returned into Ireland, whence he
55        V, XI    |        in all these matters, he returned to preach.~At which time,
56        V, XI    |        ordained, having not yet returned to his episcopal see.~The
57        V, XI    |    Suidbert, being made bishop, returned from Britain, and not long
58        V, XIX   |    would come that way, when he returned into his own country. Wilfrid
59        V, XIX   |         in successful study, he returned into Gaul, to Dalfinus;
60        V, XXIV  |    Edwin being killed, Paulinus returned to Kent. [II, 20.]~In the
61        V, XXIV  |       and Colman with the Scots returned to his people; a pestilence