Book, Chapter

 1        0, Life  |    which I greatly desired, to wit, that masses and holy prayers
 2        0, Life  |       our Lord’s Ascension, to wit, the twenty-sixth day of
 3        0, Life  |        he strove to finish; to wit, his translation of the
 4        I, I     |   truth and true sublimity, to wit, English, British, Scottish,
 5        I, XXVII |       of the Old Testament, to wit, that she is to abstain
 6        I, XXIX  |      service of the Church, to wit, sacred vessels and altar-cloths,
 7        I, XXX   |      of the English people; to wit, that the temples of the
 8        I, XXXII |      which were not before, to wit, changes in the air, and
 9       II, II    |        these three matters, to wit, to keep Easter at the due
10       II, III   |       ordained two bishops, to wit, Mellitus and Justus; Mellitus
11       II, X     |  eternity, that no keenness of wit can comprehend or express
12       II, X     |      chief of the Apostles, to wit, a shirt of proof with one
13       II, XI    |      chief of the Apostles, to wit, a silver looking-glass,
14       II, XVIII |      epistle to King Edwin, to wit, that when either the Archbishop
15      III, IV    |        them no little time, to wit, for the space of 150 years,
16      III, VI    |        into four languages, to wit, those of the Britons, the
17      III, XIV   |        souls of both kings, to wit, of him that was murdered,
18      III, XVII  |     benefit of the readers; to wit, his love of peace and charity;
19      III, XVII  |       was the same as ours, to wit, the redemption of mankind,
20      III, XIX   |        more fully informed, to wit, with what subtlety of deceit
21      III, XXVI  |       wished to follow him, to wit, such as would not accept
22       IV, XIII  |     gave him two provinces, to wit, the Isle of Wight, and
23       IV, XIX   |        marriage to another, to wit, Tondbert, ealdormanof the
24       IV, XXVIII|      necessary cells in it, to wit, an oratory and a common
25       IV, XXIX  |       one and the same day, to wit, the 20th of March,were
26        V, I     |       the same was wrought; to wit, Guthfrid, the venerable
27        V, IV    |       monastery," he said, "to wit, about two miles off, was
28        V, XI    |      back to his bishopric, to wit, fourteen days after his
29        V, XIX   |    piety; and being of a ready wit, he speedily learned the
30        V, XXI   |     either the whole of it, to wit, the seven days of unleavened
31        V, XXI   |     where found in the Law, to wit, the first of the fourth
32        V, XXI   |     observed in the Church, to wit, even in the time of the
33        V, XXI   |       back to former times, to wit, the times of the patriarchs,
34        V, XXIV  | murdered by her own nobles, to wit, the nobles of the Mercians. (
35        V, XXIV  |        the Divine Goodness, to wit, Benedict, Ceolfrid, and