Book, Chapter

 1        I, VIII   |          died in Britain. This man left his son Constantine [Constantine
 2        I, XII    |         till the whole country was left destitute of food except
 3        I, XV     |          sword; nor were there any left to bury those who had been
 4        I, XVIII  |        received of his relics, and left other relics of the blessed
 5        I, XXI    |           in the faith as they had left them; and learning that
 6        I, XXVII  |           a man is certainly to be left to his own judgement, either
 7       II, II     |       first approach of the enemy, left those whom he ought to have
 8       II, V      |           to the heavenly kingdom, left three sons, still pagans,
 9       II, XIV    |            cruel death of the king left that work to be finished
10       II, XIX    |    Severinus, of holy memory, were left, when he departed from the
11       II, XX     |           dying in that Church, he left there the pall which he
12       II, XX     |           the Pope of Rome. He had left behind him in his Church
13      III, II     |            to bed, to put it away, left it in his bosom. Awaking
14      III, III    |           twice, when the beach is left dry, becomes contiguous
15      III, IV     |            concerning him, that he left successors renowned for
16      III, V      |      lessons in holy living, Aidan left the clergy a most salutary
17      III, VIII   |            departed this life, and left his kingdom to his son Earconbert,
18      III, VIII   |             and this structure was left untouched for seven years,
19      III, XI     |          pass that the relics were left in the open air all that
20      III, XI     |         that vexed me departed and left me, and were no more to
21      III, XIX    |    monastery itself, and forthwith left the care of it and of its
22      III, XIX    |        would also be in danger, he left all things in order, and
23      III, XXI    |            But he, not long after, left his bishopric, and returned
24      III, XXIII  |           of the altar.~The bishop left the monastery to be governed
25      III, XXV    |          as they afterwards, being left to their choice, preferred
26      III, XXVI   |         reverend Father Aidan, and left part of them in the church
27      III, XXVIII |            spoken, and who, having left Britain, was made bishop
28       IV, IV     |          How Bishop Colman, having left Britain, built two monasteries
29       IV, VII    |           consternation, they even left off singing their hymn.
30       IV, XI     |          he would have long before left his kingdom and adopted
31       IV, XIV    |         the day, that this boy was left alone in the place where
32       IV, XXIV   |         sing, and for this cause I left the banquet and retired
33        V, VII    |            Caedwal, mighty in war, left for the love of God, that,
34        V, VII    |          nation, he in like manner left his kingdom and committed
35        V, IX     |            and the ship itself was left lying on its side in the
36        V, XII    |     infinite length; it lay on our left, and one side of it was
37        V, XII    |       guide suddenly vanished, and left me alone in the midst of
38        V, XII    |       which you behold. For when I left you for awhile, it was for
39        V, XIX    |            and for that reason had left his country and set out
40        V, XX  III|          on the 23rd of April, and left his three sons, Ethelbert,
41        V, XXIV   |          seventeen years, died and left the government to his brother
42        V, XXIV   | voluntarily receiving the tonsure, left the kingdom to Eadbert.~
43        V, XXIV   |         heavenly country by force, left the kingdom to his son Oswulf.~