Book, Chapter

 1        0, Int    |         her honour by Bede. The war between Mercia and Northumbria
 2        0, Int    |         Wessex, after a life of war and bloodshed, goes to Rome
 3        I, I      |     reported, in a few ships of war, and being driven by the
 4        I, II     |    Bibulus. While he was making war upon the Germans and the
 5        I, III    | republic, and eagerly bent upon war and conquest on every side,
 6        I, III    |      title of Britannicus. This war he concluded in the fourth
 7        I, XV     |     Britain with three ships of war and had a place in which
 8        I, XV     | condition that they should wage war against their enemies for
 9        I, XX     |       their united forces, made war upon the Britons, who in
10        I, XX     |         up arms and prepare for war, Germanus offered to be
11        I, XXII   |     foreign, but not from civil war. The cities destroyed by
12        I, XXXIV  |       forces he commanded. This war Ethelfrid brought to an
13        I, XXXIV  |       come into Britain to make war on the English to this day.~
14       II, II     |      brethren, they should have war from their enemies; and,
15       II, IX     |    West-Saxons; and engaging in war, either slew or received
16       II, XII    |   moreover, threatening to make war on him if his offer should
17       II, XX     |       or dispersed. In the same war also, Osfrid, one of his
18      III, II     |       we have undertaken a just war for the safety of our nation."
19      III, II     |       before that new leader in war, prompted by the zeal of
20      III, VII    |       another wife; whereupon a war ensuing, he was by him deprived
21      III, XIV    |         he could not maintain a war against his enemy who had
22      III, XVIII  |          under King Penda, made war on the East Angles; who
23      III, XIX    |     fire, raising the flames of war against the just. Then followed
24      III, XXIV   |        been the occasion of the war, and was now killed, having
25      III, XXIV   |        King Oswy concluded this war in the district of Loidis,
26       IV, XIV    |         body by the infidels in war, and straightway taken up
27       IV, XX     |       Maro sound the trumpet of war, let us sing the gifts of
28       IV, XX     |       Maro sound the trumpet of war.~"Chaste is my song, no
29       IV, XXI    |         to expect a more bloody war, and more lasting enmity
30       IV, XXII   |         that he had come to the war with others like himself
31       IV, XXVI   |       him not to engage in this war; but since he had the year
32        V, VII    |         won, Caedwal, mighty in war, left for the love of God,
33        V, X      |      their nation; and when any war is on the point of breaking
34        V, X      |         obey during the time of war; but as soon as the war
35        V, X      |         war; but as soon as the war is ended, all those ealdormen
36        V, XX  III|         practise the pursuit of war. What will be the end hereof,