Book, Chapter

 1        0, Life |         his childhood and early youth. One anecdote in the Anonymous
 2        I, XII  |      whole flower of its active youth, who had been led away by
 3        I, XXI  |       bodily strength to a lame youth, then spiritual health to
 4        I, XXI  |       in the very flower of his youth laboured under a grievous
 5        I, XXI  |   blessed Germanus, causing the youth to sit down, touched the
 6        I, XXI  |     resumed their task, and the youth was, in the presence of
 7       II, I    |      almost all the time of his youth, to use his own words, he
 8       II, I    |     eaten thereof: (for from my youth compassion grew up with
 9       II, XII  |       to him.~ Whilst the royal youth still sat there alone, glad
10       II, XX   |      one of his sons, a warlike youth, fell before him; Eadfrid,
11      III, XXI  |       truth. Being an excellent youth, and most worthy of the
12      III, XXIV |        son to the said Penda, a youth whom they had kept concealed;
13       IV, XXI  |       King Egfrid, was slain, a youth about eighteen years of
14       IV, XXII |       of many. In that battle a youth called Imma, one of the
15       IV, XXV  |     became a custom.~For in his youth he had been guilty of some
16       IV, XXXII|         In that monastery was a youth whose eyelid was disfigured
17       IV, XXXII|        and it happened that the youth who had the diseased eye
18       IV, XXXII|       fit, gave the rest to the youth to put back into its place.
19        V, II   | township not far off, a certain youth who was dumb, known to the
20        V, II   |   consenting, that is, yes. The youth’s tongue was immediately
21        V, II   |       skin was healed. Thus the youth became fair of countenance,
22        V, XIII |         the evil actions of his youth. If, contrarywise, he had
23        V, XIII |        he had taken care in his youth to correct the errors of
24        V, XIX  |         before, by name Offa, a youth of a most pleasing age and
25        V, XIX  |     that monastery, and being a youth of a good understanding,
26        V, XIX  |          being pleased with the youth’s good purpose, sent him
27        V, XIX  |       for a space, and, being a youth of an active spirit, was
28        V, XIX  |       under his notice, another youth, called Biscop, surnamed
29        V, XIX  |   bishop was delighted with the youth’s prudent discourse, the