Book, Chapter

 1        I, II   |         distracted with wars and sudden risings on every side.~ ~
 2        I, IX   |          in consternation at his sudden invasion, was attempting
 3        I, XII  |     suffered many years from the sudden invasions of two very savage
 4        I, XIV  |      sins. In the meantime, on a sudden, a grievous plague fell
 5        I, XV   |          them. Then, having on a sudden entered into league with
 6        I, XVII |          and Britain. There on a sudden they were obstructed by
 7        I, XX   |      lying in ambush. Then, on a sudden, Germanus, bearing the standard,
 8       II, IX   |     embassy, he startled up on a sudden, and unsheathing the dagger
 9       II, XII  |  consumed with inward fire, on a sudden in the stillness of the
10      III, I    |        town, he sallied out on a sudden with all his forces, took
11      III, VI   |          the needy, came in on a sudden, and told the king, that
12      III, IX   |       place, when his horse on a sudden fell sick, stood still,
13      III, XI   |          in the night to be on a sudden grievously tormented with
14      III, XIV  |          at the fire. Then, on a sudden, whilst he was warming himself,
15      III, XXVII|         day. In the same year, a sudden pestilence depopulated first
16       IV, III  |      oratory of that place, on a sudden, as he afterwards said,
17       IV, III  |       happened that there blew a sudden strong gust of wind, when
18       IV, VII  |         praise to the Lord, on a sudden a light from heaven, like
19       IV, VIII |       last extremity, began on a sudden, about midnight, to cry
20       IV, IX   |       many nights, she was, on a sudden, restored by a spiritual
21       IV, X    |     whose wife was seized with a sudden dimness in her eyes, and
22       IV, X    |          of this blindness, on a sudden she bethought herself that
23       IV, XI   |          those designs; for on a sudden, in the presence of the
24       IV, XIV  |     where he lay sick, when on a sudden, through the Divine disposition,
25       IV, XIX  |         and wash the bones, on a sudden we heard the abbess within
26       IV, XXIII|        of the sisters, when on a sudden she heard in the air the
27       IV, XXV  |         went away, and upon some sudden occasion passed over into
28       IV, XXV  |         and singing psalms, on a sudden I saw one standing by me
29       IV, XXV  | judgement of God, fall under His sudden wrath, and either in His
30       IV, XXXI |        way, he was seized with a sudden infirmity, insomuch that
31       IV, XXXII|        it grew daily worse, on a sudden, through the grace of the
32       IV, XXXII|        business of the day, on a sudden, about the sixth hour of
33        V, I    |      returning home, behold on a sudden, when we were in the midst
34        V, III  |         seized with an attack of sudden pain, which speedily increased,
35        V, X    |        for a new. Wherefore on a sudden they laid hold of them and
36        V, XII  |        by that dread sight, on a sudden I saw the place before us
37        V, XII  |        the lone night,’ lo! on a sudden there appeared before us
38        V, XII  |        what end awaited me, on a sudden I heard behind me the sound
39        V, XII  | delightful place, my guide, on a sudden stood still; and straightway
40        V, XII  |    anything; but thereupon, on a sudden, I found myself, I know
41        V, XIII |    repentance and amendment by a sudden death. But though frequently
42        V, XIII |        nothing to me. Then, on a sudden, appeared an army of evil
43        V, XIII |         lest, being prevented by sudden death, they should perish
44        V, XIX  |        way back to Britain, on a sudden he fell sick, and the sickness