Book, Chapter

 1        0, Int  |     occupation is narrated at some length, the invasions of the Picts
 2        0, Int  |          of Augustine are given at length ;and the Book concludes
 3        0, Int  |          his consort are quoted at length, Edwin’s early history with
 4        0, Int  |  Maserfelth in 642, and relates at length various miracles wrought
 5        0, Int  |          this subject is quoted at length. Soon after, lona yields
 6        I, I    |            It extends 800 miles in length towards the north, and is
 7        I, I    |            the days are of a great length in summer, and on the other
 8        I, II   |          Guided by them, Caesar at length, after severe fighting,
 9        I, III  |           is about thirty miles in length from east to west, and twelve
10        I, VI   |          of seven years, he was at length put to death by the treachery
11        I, XIV  |          caves, and woods, and, at length, began to inflict severe
12        I, XIV  |            ravages of the enemy at length abated, the island began
13        I, XVII |         were rescued from them. At length, after long deliberation,
14       II, II   |            from their ministry; at length, Augustine, compelled by
15       II, XII  |         Edwin and his subjects; at length, as we may suppose, it was
16      III, I    |            a furious tyrant, he at length put an end to Eanfrid, in
17      III, VII  |          bishop for many years. At length the king, who understood
18      III, VII  |       kingdom from his enemies, at length bethought himself, that
19      III, IX   |       foamed at the mouth, and, at length, as his pain increased,
20      III, IX   |           would recover or die. At length, after writhing for a long
21      III, XXII |         effect to King Sigbert, at length, aided by the consent of
22      III, XXIV |          had slain his brother; at length, compelled by his necessity,
23      III, XXIX |        able now, on account of the length of the journey, to find
24       IV, XI   |        coffin was found to fit the length of the body, insomuch that
25       IV, XII  |            governed the church, at length impelled by love of the
26       IV, XIX  |           monastery; and having at length with difficulty prevailed,
27       IV, XXII |            bodies of the slain, at length he came to himself and revived,
28       IV, XXIII| monasteries of the Abbess Hilda,at length being desirous to attain
29       IV, XXIX |          the Lord’s banner. But at length yielding to their entreaties,
30        V, IV   |            his blessing. Having at length, with much difficulty, prevailed,
31        V, XII  |            deep valley of infinite length; it lay on our left, and
32        V, XII  |           vast wall before us, the length on either side, and the
33        V, XII  |         and amend their crimes, at length have recourse to repentance
34        V, XVI  |           valleys, being a mile in length from west to east, and having
35        V, XVI  |           same rock, seven feet in length, and three handbreadths
36        V, XVII |          exceeds it in breadth and length; it bears few trees besides
37        V, XIX  |      without speech or hearing, at length, on the fifth day, at daybreak,
38        V, XIX  |       contention on both sides, at length, by the consent of all,
39        V, XXI  |         the Lord’s day; and so, at length, we celebrate the offering
40        V, XXI  |         the Paschal cycles for any length of time, even to five hundred
41        V, XXIV |         which have been related at length under their particular dates,