Book, Chapter

 1        I, I     |        days are clear. If you will go thither, you can obtain
 2        I, XVII  |            and Lupus of Troyes, to go into Britain to confirm
 3        I, XXVII |       happen, my brother, that you go over into the province of
 4        I, XXVII |            shall not have power to go beyond your own authority
 5       II, II    |            time. They that were to go to the aforesaid council,
 6       II, IX    |            was ordained bishop, to go with her, and by daily exhortations,
 7       II, XII   |     countenance, "Rise," said he, "go in; calm and put away your
 8       II, XIII  |            that he might mount and go forth to destroy the idols;
 9       II, XVI   | standard-bearer was always wont to go before him. Also, when he
10      III, II    |           the brothers designed to go up to the place of the holy
11      III, VII   |        protested that he could not go, because he was bound to
12      III, XI    |      priest, desired that he would go with her to the sufferer.
13      III, XI    |    immediately bade her handmaiden go and fetch her the casket
14      III, XII   |        Rise, enter the church, and go close to Oswald’s tomb;
15      III, XII   |            leaves you: then I will go in and fetch you away."
16      III, XV    |           was killed. Intending to go thither by land, but to
17      III, XV    |      saying, "I know that when you go on board ship, you will
18      III, XVII  |        place, he was wont often to go and stay there, and to make
19      III, XVIII |        enemy, entreated Sigbert to go with them to battle, to
20      III, XIX   |         refrain: "The saints shall go from strength to strength."
21      III, XIX   |           throughout both visions, go before and divide the flaming
22      III, XXIX  |       mayest say to the prisoners, Go forth; to them that are
23       IV, I     |           accept the bishopric and go to Britain. He answered,
24       IV, I     |         palace, gave them leave to go where they pleased. Having
25       IV, III   |           most reverend prelate to go about the work of the Gospel
26       IV, III   |            wherever he had need to go. Ceadda having received
27       IV, III   |           secular life, he did not go about it slothfully, but
28       IV, III   |            and lightning, he would go to the church, and anxiously
29       IV, III   |           through which those that go thither for devotion are
30       IV, V     |    recovered from his sickness, to go to Rome, and there to end
31       IV, XIII  |          wasted with hunger, would go together to some precipice,
32       IV, XVIII |            John, then appointed to go to Britain. The synod we
33       IV, XXIII |            studies, he resolved to go to Rome also, which, in
34       IV, XXIV  |       would rise up from table and go out and return home.~Once
35       IV, XXIV  |      nature that he could talk and go about the whole time. In
36       IV, XXVII |          so that others dreaded to go thither, and whereof the
37       IV, XXVIII|          that when he was about to go to the island, he declared
38       IV, XXVIII|         retreat, and forced him to go to the synod. When he arrived
39       IV, XXXI  |      conceived the wise resolve to go to the church, as best he
40        V, III   |         that he would vouchsafe to go in and give her his blessing;
41        V, III   |         last prevailed with him to go in and visit the sick maiden.
42        V, III   |        that you should immediately go back to her.’ This I did,
43        V, IV    |          the poor, if he would but go and dine at the thegn’s
44        V, V     |          entreated by the thegn to go in to one of his servants,
45        V, V     |       beseeching him that he would go in and pray for the servant,
46        V, IX    |            of Christ determined to go, sailing round Britain,
47        V, IX    |           not be, he was minded to go to Rome, to see and adore
48        V, IX    |          God that he should rather go to teach the monasteries
49        V, IX    |     enjoined upon you to say? Yet, go now and tell him, that whether
50        V, IX    |     whether he will or no, he must go to Columba’s monasteries,
51        V, X     |           himself was permitted to go and preach to the nations,
52        V, XI    |            there, he made haste to go to Rome, where Pope Sergius
53        V, XII   |         the point of death, and so go forth from the body; but
54        V, XII   |        river, he was wont often to go into the same for the great
55        V, XIV   |    workshop day and night, than to go to church to sing and pray
56        V, XIX   |        perfect, and he resolved to go to Rome, to see what ecclesiastical
57        V, XIX   |         being likewise desirous to go to Rome, of whom we have
58        V, XIX   |           made above. Designing to go to Rome, to plead his cause
59        V, XIX   |           the bishop bade the rest go out for a time, and spoke
60        V, XXI   |        either to anticipate, or to go beyond the term appointed