Book, Chapter

 1        0, Int  |       life and death of Hilda, Abbess of Whitby, the story of
 2      III, VIII |  Franks, built by a most noble abbess, named Fara, at a place
 3      III, VIII |      her death. Whilst she was abbess, she began to build in her
 4      III, VIII |      church, and to remove the abbess’s bones thence to some other
 5      III, XI   |        her a certain venerable abbess, who is still living, called
 6      III, XI   |  healed many sick persons. The abbess thereupon desired that some
 7      III, XI   | knocking at the door, told the abbess. She, opening the monastery
 8      III, XI   |        him in his ravings, the abbess bethought herself of the
 9      III, XI   |     more to be seen." Then the abbess gave him a little of that
10      III, XXIV |      at that time ruled by the Abbess Hilda, who, two years after,
11      III, XXIV |     life and afterwards became abbess; till, at the age of fifty-nine,
12      III, XXV  |      the Lighthouse, where the Abbess Hilda,a woman devoted to
13      III, XXV  |    were on their side; but the Abbess Hilda and her followers
14       IV, IX   |      the body of the venerable abbess had been carried into the
15       IV, X    |     Ethelburg in the office of abbess and presided over that monastery
16       IV, XIX  |   entered the monastery of the Abbess Aebba,who was aunt to King
17       IV, XIX  |     after she was herself made abbess in the district called Elge, (
18       IV, XIX  |        after she had been made abbess; and, as she had ordered,
19       IV, XIX  |     succeeded in the office of abbess by her sister Sexburg,who
20       IV, XIX  | Earconbert, king of Kent. This abbess, when her sister had been
21       IV, XIX  |    about it singing, while the abbess, with a few others, had
22       IV, XIX  |       on a sudden we heard the abbess within cry out with a loud
23       IV, XXIII|      the life and death of the Abbess Hilda. [614-680 A.D.]~IN
24       IV, XXIII|      handmaid of Christ, Hilda,abbess of the monastery that is
25       IV, XXIII|        After this she was made abbess in the monastery called
26       IV, XXIII|    both the monasteries of the Abbess Hilda,at length being desirous
27       IV, XXIII|      the monastery of the same abbess, but had been snatched away
28       IV, XXIII|        handmaid of Christ, the Abbess Hilda, whom all that knew
29       IV, XXIII|  monastery in the place of the abbess,and whose name was Frigyth,
30       IV, XXIII|       sighs, told her that the Abbess Hilda, mother of them all,
31       IV, XXIV |       in the monastery of this abbess a certain brother, marked
32       IV, XXIV | received, was conducted to the abbess, and bidden, in the presence
33       IV, XXIV | excellent verse. Whereupon the abbess, joyfully recognizing the
34       IV, XXV  |      that dwell therein.’" The abbess said, "Why did you not sooner
35       IV, XXV  |     but after the death of the abbess they returned to their former
36        V, III  |      called Wetadun, where the Abbess Heriburg then presided. "
37        V, III  |   great and universal joy, the abbess told us, that one of the
38        V, III  |  excess of pain. Wherefore the abbess entreated the bishop that
39        V, III  |      is like to die?’~"But the abbess still earnestly entreated
40        V, III  |    loved, and designed to make abbess in her stead, and at last
41        V, XXIV |         The same year also the Abbess Hilda died at~Streanaeshalch. [