Book, Chapter

 1        0, Int  |       what he actually meant to say.~The earliest editions were
 2        0, Life |      the brethren? May they not say, ‘Where is Bede?’"~It is
 3        I, I    |       miles, or as some writers say, 450 furlongs. On the other
 4        I, XXVII|     common, there is no need to say anything of assigning portions,
 5        I, XXVII|      church of God? But you may say, Her infirmity compelled
 6        I, XXVII|         to subjoin, "But this I say by way of permission, not
 7        I, XXVII|          then, man is, as I may say, a captive and yet free.
 8        I, XXXII|   copious, and we may desire to say the more, as joy for the
 9       II, I    |        labours. This he used to say of himself, not to boast
10       II, XIX  |         is blasphemous folly to say that man is without sin,
11      III, VIII |      for us it shall suffice to say something briefly of her
12      III, XIII | worshipful king. And he used to say that in Ireland, when, being
13      III, XIV  |     distinguished and, if I may say so, blessed in a special
14      III, XIV  |   Bishop answered, "What do you say, O king? Is that son of
15      III, XXV  |   followers, whose sanctity you say you imitate, and whose rule
16      III, XXV  |        by signs from Heaven you say that you follow, I might
17      III, XXV  |         day of judgement, shall say to our Lord, that in His
18      III, XXV  |   Columba of yours, (and, I may say, ours also, if he was Christ’
19      III, XXV  |     king concluded, "And I also say unto you, that he is the
20      III, XXIX |     heritages; that thou mayest say to the prisoners, Go forth;
21       IV, VIII |        think I am raving when I say this, but be assured that
22       IV, XIX  |     church at prayer. Some also say, that by the spirit of prophecy
23       IV, XIX  |       sickness, and was wont to say, "I know of a surety that
24       IV, XXII |          and took care often to say Masses for the absolution
25        V, II   | Pronounce some word," said he; "say ‘gae,’ " which, in the language
26        V, II   |      the names of the letters: "Say A." He said A. "Say B;"
27        V, II   |   letters: "Say A." He said A. "Say B;" he said B also. When
28        V, II   |         were present relate, to say something, and to express
29        V, VIII |         all generations. For to say all in few words, the English
30        V, IX   |    which I enjoined upon you to say? Yet, go now and tell him,
31        V, XII  |       those who beheld it would say, "We marvel, brother Drythelm (
32        V, XIII | salvation." The king answered, "Say not so; take heed and be
33        V, XIV  |      did any one dare either to say Masses or sing psalms, or
34        V, XXI  |        this letter. I will only say thus much, that by the vernal