Book, Chapter

 1        0, Int  |    Anglia, that province is next converted, but on the death of Earpwald
 2        0, Int  |   occupied a part of Mercia) are converted, their prince, Peada, being
 3        0, Int  |           The Northern Irish are converted to the Roman usages by Adamnan,
 4        I, XVIII| multitude of people was that day converted to the Lord.~
 5        I, XXI  |         God, having condemned or converted the Heretics [447 A.D.]~
 6        I, XXVI |      till when the king had been converted to the faith, they obtained
 7        I, XXVII|      lately, by the will of God, converted to the faith, you must establish
 8        I, XXX  |        is requisite that they be converted from the worship of devils
 9       II, I    |       seeing that by his zeal he converted our nation, the English,
10       II, I    |         the Churches long before converted to the true faith, he made
11       II, I    |        English, that it might be converted to Christ by them; declaring
12       II, VIII |         nations that are not yet converted. You must, therefore, endeavour,
13       II, XVI  |         as the sea; and he first converted to the Lord the reeve of
14       II, XVII |       the preaching of Paulinus, converted to the faith and confession
15      III, IV   |       the Pictish nation, and he converted that nation to the faith
16      III, XIII |       after; and, being entirely converted to God in heart and deed,
17      III, XIX  |          influence of his words, converted many unbelievers to Christ,
18      III, XXIV |          of their heathen chief, converted the Mercians and the adjacent
19      III, XXIX |        hand of God you have been converted to the true and Apostolic
20       IV, XIII |         XIII. How Bishop Wilfrid converted the province of the South
21       IV, XXV  |       prayer or reading, are now converted into places of feasting,
22       IV, XXVII|      lately, by the will of God, converted to the faith, you must establish
23        V, X    |  Wilbrord, preaching in Frisand, converted many to Christ; and how
24        V, X    |      grace, in a short time they converted many from idolatry to the
25        V, XIV  |      place, and admonished to be converted to a more chastened life;
26        V, XIX  |       returning into Britain, he converted the province of the South
27        V, XXII |        diligent exhortations, he converted them from that deep-rooted
28        V, XXII |        the brethren, whom he had converted to the grace of unity. And