Book, Chapter

 1        I, II   |      Labienus, the tribune, was slain. In the second engagement,
 2        I, VI   | Christians to be persecuted and slain. This persecution was the
 3        I, XI   |       soon after the former was slain in Britain, and the latter
 4        I, XV   |      these Horsa was afterwards slain in battle by the Britons,
 5        I, XV   |         priests were everywhere slain before the altars; no respect
 6       II, V    |      the Gewissi, they were all slain with their army. Nevertheless,
 7       II, XII  |       unite all his power,) was slain on the borders of the kingdom
 8       II, XIV  |          by whom King Edwin was slain, afterwards burnt, together
 9       II, XV   |        the Christian faith, was slain by one Ricbert, a pagan;
10       II, XX   |         all his army was either slain or dispersed. In the same
11       II, XX   |       and was by him afterwards slain in the reign of Oswald,
12      III, I    |           633 A.D.]~EDWIN being slain in battle, the kingdom of
13      III, I    |    nothing could withstand, was slain at a place called in the
14      III, II   |      King Oswald was afterwards slain, to keep vigils there for
15      III, VI   |      from his body, when he was slain in battle, remain uncorrupted
16      III, IX   |        of the Mercians, who had slain his predecessor Edwin, at
17      III, XIV  |     King Oswin, who was cruelly slain by Oswy. [644-651 A. D.]~
18      III, XIV  |       of the Mercians, that had slain his brother, as also by
19      III, XVIII|          He also was afterwards slain like his predecessors by
20      III, XXI  |     King Penda.~But when he was slain, and the most Christian
21      III, XXIV |         How when King Penda was slain, the province of the Mercians
22      III, XXIV |    often mentioned, and who had slain his brother; at length,
23      III, XXIV |         were almost all of them slain; among whom was Ethelhere,
24      III, XXIV |        three years after he had slain King Penda; and he likewise
25      III, XXIV |  families; but Peada was foully slain in the following spring,
26       IV, XV   |         of the Gewissae, having slain Ethelwalch, wasted that
27       IV, XXI  |     brother to King Egfrid, was slain, a youth about eighteen
28       IV, XXII |         among the bodies of the slain, at length he came to himself
29       IV, XXVI |     among remote mountains, and slain, with the greater part of
30        V, X    |        the very pagans that had slain them. Moreover, one of them
31        V, XXII |        Lord 716, when Osred was slain, and Coenred took upon him
32        V, XXIV |       year 642, King Oswald was slain. [III, 9.]~In the year 644,
33        V, XXIV |       In the year 655 Penda was slain, and the Mercians became
34        V, XXIV |       of the Northumbrians, was slain. The same year Hlothere,
35        V, XXIV |       of the Northumbrians, was slain by the Picts. (Not in the
36        V, XXIV |         Arnwin and Eadbert were slain.~In the year 741, a great
37        V, XXIV |         butcher; Oswin was also slain.~In the year 765, King Aluchred