Book, Chapter

 1       II, XIV  |    church of stone, in the midst whereof the oratory which he had
 2       II, XV   |          mysteries of the faith, whereof he made it his business
 3       II, XX   |     English and the Britons, six whereof, as has been said, he also
 4      III, III  |          of the Christian faith, whereof he had found happy experience
 5      III, III  |          island called Hii (Iona)whereof the monastery was for a
 6      III, VIII |         years, at the expiration whereof they resolved, by reason
 7      III, XI   |         house, in the inner part whereof the possessed person was
 8      III, XV   |       the testimony of miracles, whereof it will suffice to mention
 9      III, XXII |          form a god, the residue whereof was either burned in the
10      III, XXV  |  thirteenth moon in the evening, whereof neither the Law made any
11      III, XXIX | Excellency’s letters; by reading whereof we are acquainted with your
12       IV, II   |          arithmetic. A testimony whereof is, that there are still
13       IV, III  |          for their own, the hour whereof is uncertain, by watching,
14       IV, III  |          of the Lord, the coming whereof he had always been mindful
15       IV, XIX  |         brothers to find a stone whereof to make a coffin for this
16       IV, XXII |        his soul; the celebration whereof occasioned what I have said,
17       IV, XXIV |         never heard, the purport whereof was after this manner: "
18       IV, XXIV |    nature and origin of the gift whereof he spoke. And they all judged
19       IV, XXVII|       dreaded to go thither, and whereof the poverty and barbarity
20       IV, XXIX |       speak to me concerning all whereof you have need to ask and
21        V, VIII |         heroic verses. The first whereof are these:~"Here in the
22        V, X    |    advantage to the holy Church, whereof he had been forewarned by
23        V, XII  |       very deed risen from death whereof I was holden, and permitted
24        V, XII  |  substance into three parts; one whereof he gave to his wife, another
25        V, XII  |      either side, and the height whereof, seemed to be altogether
26        V, XII  |     Heaven; in the neighbourhood whereof that place is, where you
27        V, XVI  |      half cave, the outward part whereof is said to have been the
28        V, XVI  |    through the three walls; four whereof face the south-east, and
29        V, XXI  |        any authority of man; two whereof are divinely established
30        V, XXI  |   fourteenth day, in the evening whereof the lamb was killed, and
31        V, XXI  |   unleavened bread, on the first whereof the people of the Lord were
32        V, XXI  |       beginning of their Easter, whereof they find no mention in
33        V, XXI  |         the first day of Easter, whereof no mention is any where