Book, Chapter

 1        0, Int  |  Alchfrid, a son of Oswy. Four priests are sent to them to preach
 2        0, Life |    have been an appellation of priests. The best known of these
 3        0, Life |      run quickly and bring the priests of our monastery to me;
 4        I, XV   | buildings were overturned; the priests were everywhere slain before
 5        I, XXI  |       was entreated by all the priests, that he would defend the
 6        I, XXII |       Nevertheless, the kings, priests, private men, and the nobility,
 7        I, XXIV |      of no recommendation with priests who have the charity which
 8       II, I    |      God, bound by the lips of priests with words alone; and the
 9       II, II   |      battle, he observed their priests, who were come together
10       II, VI   |    under their idolatrous high priests; for King Eadbald had not
11       II, XIII | preached? The chief of his own priests, Coifi, immediately answered
12       II, XIX  |        Scellanus, and Segenus, priests; to Saranus and the rest
13      III, XIX  |        brother Fullan, and the priests Gobban and Dicull,and being
14      III, XXI  |       And having received four priests, who by reason of their
15      III, XXI  |      home with much joy. These priests were Cedd and Adda, and
16      III, XXI  |     Goat’s Head.8The aforesaid priests, arriving in the province
17      III, XXI  |      one of the aforesaid four priests, was made bishop of the
18      III, XXI  |     Finan; for the scarcity of priests made it necessary that one
19      III, XXII |    divers places, and ordained priests and deacons to assist him
20      III, XXIII|    Ceadda, were all celebrated priests of the Lord, and two of
21      III, XXV  |  clerks, and Agilbert with the priests Agatho and Wilfrid. James
22      III, XXVI |      the Word of life; for the priests and clerks went to the villages
23      III, XXX  |  accomplished their works, the priests and teachers returned home
24       IV, II   |   before Theodore, he ordained priests and deacons in Kent till
25       IV, V    |        our brothers and fellow priests, Putta, bishop of the Kentish
26       IV, V    |        To which all our fellow priests answered, ‘Most assuredly
27       IV, XIII |       of that country; and the priests, Eappa and Padda, and Burghelm,
28       IV, XXXII|        the miracle.~One of the priests of the monastery, named
29        V, X    |       their example, two other priests of the English nation, who
30        V, X    |   their village. The aforesaid priests and servants of Christ suffered
31        V, XXIV |        of the Vestments of the Priests, three books.~On the first