Book, Chapter

 1        I, XIV    |      leaving to posterity a lasting memory of its mischievous effects,
 2        I, XXII   |        persons seemed to retain any memory of them at all. To other
 3        I, XXXII  |           studiously retain in your memory, whatsoever counsel shall
 4       II, XVII   |            Evangelist, of apostolic memory, keep before your eyes that
 5       II, XIX    |             Pope Severinus, of holy memory, were left, when he departed
 6      III, I      |           the kings, to abolish the memory of those faithless monarchs,
 7      III, IX     |             all, that the names and memory of the apostates should
 8      III, XVII   |         actions, and preserving the memory thereof for the benefit
 9      III, XXV    |        celebrated by the Church, in memory of His Passion, but on the
10       IV, VII    |    acquainted with them, that their memory might be preserved, and
11       IV, XIV    |            proper to perpetuate the memory of one which the most reverend
12       IV, XIV    |       prayers are heard, or else in memory of the aforesaid King Oswald,
13       IV, XVIII  |           by Pope Agatho of blessed memory; from whom he also asked
14       IV, XIX    |          Bishop Wilfrid, of blessed memory, of whom I inquired, because
15       IV, XXIII  |             of Paulinus, of blessed memory,the first bishop of the
16       IV, XXIII  |     Archbishop Theodore, of blessed memory; where having spent some
17       IV, XXIII  |           Bishop Wilfrid,of blessed memory, who was then Bishop of
18       IV, XXVI   | particularly of Cuthbert,of blessed memory, who had been lately ordained
19       IV, XXVIII |     Archbishop Theodore, of blessed memory, presided, and there Cuthbert
20       IV, XXVIII |          whom, Theodore, of blessed memory, was Primate. He was first
21       IV, XXX    |           have before preserved the memory in the book of his life.
22        V, III    |     Archbishop Theodore, of blessed memory, said, that blood-letting
23        V, VII    |            on his tomb, wherein the memory of his devotion might be
24        V, VIII   |     Archbishop Theodore, of blessed memory, departed this life, being
25        V, XVIII  |          Bishop Wilfrid, of blessed memory, called Selaeseu, was consecrated
26        V, XIX    |             Pope Agatho, of blessed memory, which had been formerly
27        V, XIX    |             Pope Agatho, of blessed memory, to have been wrongfully
28        V, XX     |          Bishop Theodore of blessed memory, died, and was buried in
29        V, XXI    |       because Peter was so shorn in memory of the Passion of our Lord,
30        V, XXII   |           solemnity of the Mass, in memory of the Resurrection of our
31        V, XX  III|            those masters of blessed memory, Theodore, the archbishop,
32        V, XXIV   |           may be the better kept in memory.~In the sixtieth year before