Book, Chapter

 1        I, I     |    choose a king from the female royal race rather than from the
 2        I, XV    |      Woden; from whose stock the royal race of many provinces trace
 3        I, XVI   |         parents, who were of the royal race, had perished. Under
 4        I, XXV   |          a Christian wife of the royal family of the Franks, called
 5        I, XXVI  |         his episcopal see in the royal city. [597 A. D.]~AS soon
 6        I, XXXIII| episcopal see granted him in the royal city, as has been said,
 7       II, I     |          had followed him to the royal city in their brotherly
 8       II, I     |      papal representative in the royal city, but finished it at
 9       II, I     |       Whilst he was still in the royal city, by the help of the
10       II, IX    |           where there was then a royal township, and being admitted
11       II, XII   |     appeared to him.~ Whilst the royal youth still sat there alone,
12       II, XIV   |         and many other noble and royal persons. So great was then
13       II, XIV   |        the king and queen to the royal township, which is called
14       II, XIV   |           where there was then a royal township, he built a church
15       II, XIV   |       the place. Instead of this royal seat the later kings built
16       II, XX    |       the vigorous Penda, of the royal race of the Mercians, who
17       II, XX    |    church with the honour due to royal children and to Christ's
18      III, I     |      derived his origin from the royal family of that province.
19      III, VI    |        and a silver dish full of royal dainties was set before
20      III, VI    |        St. Peter’s church in the royal city, which has taken its
21      III, XI    |        perpetual memorial of the royal character of this holy man,
22      III, XII   |        the hands and arms in his royal city.~
23      III, XIV   |      reign, had a partner in the royal dignity called Oswin, of
24      III, XIV   |       beloved by all men for the royal dignity of his mind and
25      III, XIV   |          the horse, with all his royal trappings, to be given to
26      III, XIV   |         giving the poor man that royal horse, which it was fitting
27      III, XVI   |        by his prayers, saved the royal city when it was fired by
28      III, XVI   |        far and near, even to the royal city,which has its name
29      III, XVIII |      surrounded, as he was, by a royal army, would carry nothing
30      III, XVIII |         son of Eni, of the blood royal, a good man, and the father
31      III, XXII  |          the East Angles, in the royal township, called Rendlaesham,’
32      III, XXIV  |          him countless gifts and royal marks of honour greater
33      III, XXIV  |     flight or killed, the thirty royal commanders, who had come
34       IV, XI    |   drawing near, being a man of a royal disposition, he began to
35       IV, XV    |          of great vigour, of the royal race of the Gewissae,an
36       IV, XVI   |   Christian inhabitants, and two royal youths of that island were
37       IV, XVI   |     believed and were saved, two royal boys, brothers to Arwald,
38       IV, XX    |      noble sire, and glorious by royal birth, more noble in her
39       IV, XXVI  |        to his life and rank. The royal virgin, Elfled, with her
40        V, VII   |      kingdom, being of the blood royal; and having reigned thirty-seven
41        V, XVI   |        Emperor Constantine, in a royal and magnificent manner,
42        V, XXI   |     delay he accomplished by his royal authority what he had said.
43        V, XXIV  |        he was the founder of the royal family of the Northumbrians,
44        V, XXIV  |        Archbishop Egbert, of the royal race, and endued with divine