Book, Chapter

 1        0, Int    |       the evangelization of the South Saxons by Wilfrid, who extends
 2        0, Int    |       Daniel to Winchester; the South Saxons receive a bishop
 3        I, I      |       to be 4,875 miles. To the south lies Belgic Gaul. To its
 4        I, I      |      thereof. Starting from the south, they had occupied the greater
 5        I, I      |        out far beyond it to the south, over against the northern
 6        I, III    |         close to Britain on the south, and is about thirty miles
 7        I, III    |        and twelve from north to south; being six miles distant
 8        I, XI     |       across the island, on the south side of it, as the cities,
 9        I, XXVII  |        most important cities of south and north known to him from
10       II, VII    |          which blowing from the south had spread the conflagration
11       II, XVI    |       which is the first on the south side of the river H umber,
12      III, III    |        Scots which dwelt in the South of Ireland had long since,
13      III, XX     |      who was of the race of the South Saxons.~
14       IV, VII    |      that place, removed to the south side of the monastery, that
15       IV, XIII   |   converted the province of the South Saxons to Christ. [681 A.D.]~
16       IV, XIII   |        into the province of the South Saxons,which extends from
17       IV, XIII   |        extends from Kent to the south and west, as far as the
18       IV, XIII   |         all the province of the South Saxons was ignorant of the
19       IV, XIII   |       called Selaeseu, (Selsey, south of Chichester) that is,
20       IV, XIV    |        the same province of the South Saxons who had been lately
21       IV, XVI    |     opposite the borders of the South Saxons and the Gewissae,
22       IV, XXVI   |      wounded in battle with the South Saxons, whom Edric, the
23        V, XVI    |         the middle wall; to the south, the north, and the west.
24        V, XVI    |       the entrance being on the south side, where twelve lamps
25        V, XVIII  |            CHAP. XVIII. How the South Saxons received Eadbert
26        V, XVIII  |        that the province of the South Saxons, which till that
27        V, XIX    |   converted the province of the South Saxons from their idolatrous
28        V, XIX    |        hard by the altar on the south side, as has been mentioned
29        V, XX  III| Winchester. The province of the South Saxons, having now continued