Book, Chapter

 1        I, XII  |         to return, at once came back, and growing more confident
 2        I, XIII |      the sea; the sea drives us back to the barbarians: between
 3        I, XVII |         should be sent to bring back the people to salvation.
 4        I, XX   |      the surrounding hills gave back the cry on all sides, the
 5        I, XXIII|        by the English, was sent back, that he might, by humble
 6        I, XXVII|   approaching behind our Lord’s back, touched the hem of his
 7       II, II   |   flight. Brocmail, turning his back with his men, at the first
 8       II, VI   |  churches in freedom. They came back one year after their departure,
 9      III, XVI  |    veering from the city, drove back the flames upon those who
10      III, XIX  |      that conducted him to look back upon the world. Upon which,
11      III, XIX  |       and who were to bring him back to the body. And when they
12      III, XIX  |      hold of the man, threw him back into the fire, and the malignant
13      III, XXVI |      about that also,) and went back into Scotland,to consult
14      III, XXVI |     three.~When Colman had gone back into his own country, Tuda,
15      III, XXIX |       following letter was sent back into Britain to King Oswy:— "
16      III, XXX  | idolatry, but were soon brought back from their error by the
17      III, XXX  |  country, far and near, brought back both the people and the
18       IV, XVI  |         of the tides, they fall back and return into the ocean
19       IV, XXIX |         consented to be carried back to the isle of Lindisfarne,
20       IV, XXXII|        rest to the youth to put back into its place. But he having
21        V, I    |       effect, at last we looked back to see whether it was possible
22        V, II   |        directing him to draw it back so signed into his mouth
23        V, III  |       you should immediately go back to her.’ This I did, and
24        V, IX   |          and he must bring them back into the right way." Hearing
25        V, XI   |          and forthwith sent him back to his bishopric, to wit,
26        V, XII  |         rest there, they leaped back again to be burnt in the
27        V, XII  |        a great pit, and falling back again into the same. When
28        V, XII  |     flew up and at another fell back into the bottom of the abyss,
29        V, XII  |     straightway turning, led me back by the way we came.~"In
30        V, XIII |       inconsiderable. They took back the book and said nothing
31        V, XV   |      time of Easter, he brought back many of them, and almost
32        V, XV   |        with many gifts and sent back into his country. I believe
33        V, XIX  |        of life, let us now turn back, and briefly make mention
34        V, XIX  |        came to Gaul, on his way back to Britain, on a sudden
35        V, XIX  |           I am sent to call you back from death: for the Lord
36        V, XXI  |        world. Moreover, to look back to former times, to wit,
37        V, XXI  |       was not yet able to bring back to the way of the better
38        V, XXIV |          and tonsured, and sent back to his kingdom; Bishop Acca