Book, Chapter

 1        0, Int |         intended to point out to Queen Elizabeth "in how many and
 2        0, Int |       have the story of Egfrid’s queen, Ethelthryth, and a hymn
 3        I, XXVI|          the island, wherein the queen, who, as has been said before,
 4       II, V   |        Paul, where also lies his queen, Bertha. Among other benefits
 5       II, IX  |      same holy Easter night, the queen had brought forth to the
 6       II, IX  |         he had obtained that the queen should bring forth the child
 7       II, XI  |          ETHELBERG, KING EDWIN'S QUEEN.~ "To the illustrious lady
 8       II, XI  |   illustrious lady his daughter, Queen Ethelberg, Boniface, bishop,
 9       II, XII |      privately made known to the queen his intention of doing what
10       II, XIV |        other children of his, by Queen Ethelberg, were baptized,
11       II, XIV |         coming with the king and queen to the royal township, which
12       II, XX  |        Paulinus, taking with him Queen Ethelberg, whom he had before
13      III, XI  |        zealous care of Osthryth, queen of the Mercians,the daughter
14      III, XI  |     called Beardaneu, which that queen and her husband Ethelred
15      III, XI  |       Lastly, when the aforesaid queen afterwards abode some time
16      III, XI  | conversation between her and the queen, the discourse, among other
17      III, XI  |       reaching up to heaven. The queen thereupon added, that the
18      III, XVI |         from Bebba, formerly its queen. Not being able to take
19      III, XXIV|          hostage at the court of Queen Cynwise,in the province
20      III, XXIV|         has been said above; for Queen Eanfled, his kinswoman,
21      III, XXV |      instruct in the better way. Queen Eanfled and her followers
22      III, XXV |          was keeping Easter, the queen and her followers were still
23       IV, III |       said. For he had come with Queen Ethelthryth from the province
24       IV, XIII|          rest of the people. The queen, whose name was Eabae, had
25       IV, XIX |                   CHAP. XIX. How Queen Ethelthryth always preserved
26       IV, XIX |         if he could persuade the queen to consent to fulfil her
27       IV, XIX |   marriage duty, for he knew the queen loved no man more than himself.
28       IV, XX  |    praise and honour of the same queen and bride of Christ, and
29       IV, XX  |    Christ, and therefore truly a queen, because the bride of Christ;
30       IV, XXII|         was son to the sister of Queen Ethelthryth,above spoken
31       IV, XXII|        for he had once been that queen’s thegn. From him he asked
32        V, XIX |   purposed. He forthwith went to Queen Eanfled, for he was known
33        V, XIX |         the English, nation. For Queen Baldhild sent soldiers with
34        V, XXIV|          V, 8.]~In the year 697, Queen Osthryth was murdered by