Book, Chapter

 1        0, Int  |         certain alterations; and a second edition of the same volume
 2        0, Int  |         Saxons receive the faith a second time. Cedd becomes their
 3        I, II   |         tribune, was slain. In the second engagement, with great hazard
 4        I, III  |             III. How Claudius, the second of the Romans who came into
 5        I, XII  |           the Romans, who coming a second time, built a wall across
 6        I, XXVII|       clean unto you."~Augustine’s Second Question—Whereas the faith
 7        I, XXVII|       joined in matrimony; for the second, which we have mentioned,
 8       II, I    |            out of this life in the second year of the same Phocas,
 9       II, II   |           therefore desired that a second time a synod might be appointed,
10       II, V    |           of the South-Saxons; the second, Caelin, king of the West-Saxons,
11       II, XII  |          without effect. He sent a second and a third time, offering
12      III, XII  |           to touch him, either the second or third day, or ever after.
13      III, XIV  |         reigned before him. In his second year, that is, in the year
14      III, XVII |         carelessly burned down the second time. Then again, the fire
15      III, XXIV |            the Midland Angles. The second was Ceollach, who, giving
16      III, XXIV |     Trumhere, above spoken of; the second was Jaruman; the third Ceadda;
17       IV, II   |          came to his Church in the second year after his consecration,
18       IV, V    |            our Lord 670, being the second year after Theodore arrived
19       IV, XII  |            the first, Agilbert the second, and Wini the third. When
20       IV, XII  |       which that province had; the second was Ethelwin ; the third
21       IV, XIV  |          long kept his bed. On the second day of the aforesaid fasting
22       IV, XIV  |      prayer, it happened about the second hour of the day, that this
23       IV, XXIII| consecrated bishop of York; of the second, it may be briefly stated
24       IV, XXXII|          wont to relate, about the second hour of the day; but while
25        V, VII  |     twentieth day of April, in the second indiction, aged about thirty
26        V, VII  |          of his consulship, in the second year of the pontificate
27        V, XIX  |          Isle of Wight; and in the second year of Aldfrid, who reigned
28        V, XXI  |         Easter Day entirely in the second week, and never place it
29        V, XXIV |            46, Claudius, being the second of the Romans who came to
30        V, XXIV |         upon the kingdom; in whose second year there was great tribulation