Book, Chapter

 1        I, VIII   |    hearts and lips. This peace continued in the Christian churches
 2        I, XXI    |       the faith in those parts continued long after pure and untainted.
 3      III, IV     |       manner of keeping Easter continued among them no little time,
 4      III, VII    |    province of the West Saxons continued no small time without a
 5      III, XII    |      it is said, that he often continued in prayer from the hour
 6      III, XVII   |      Scots, succeeded him, and continued no small time in the bishopric.
 7       IV, III    |        his own country, Egbert continued to live abroad for the Lord’
 8       IV, VII    |      of the chapel, and having continued there some time, and rested
 9       IV, IX     |  tongue; in which state having continued three days and as many nights,
10       IV, X      |       glimpse of light. Having continued some time wrapped in the
11       IV, XII    |    star, called a comet, which continued for three months, rising
12       IV, XII    |      expelled from Lindsey, he continued in the government of those
13       IV, XIX    |     matins till day-break, she continued in the church at prayer.
14       IV, XXI    |        brother; and this peace continued long after between those
15       IV, XXIII  |        led by her example, she continued a whole year in the aforesaid
16       IV, XXIII  |      King Osric then ruled,and continued there a long time, preaching
17       IV, XXV    | Sundays, as has been said; and continued fasting all the other days
18       IV, XXV    |     for his guilt, so he still continued the same unremittingly for
19        V, IV     |      the bishop and to us, and continued serving us with meat and
20        V, V      |       living many years after, continued in the same health which
21        V, XII    |     had provided, and there he continued till the day of his death,
22        V, XIX    |       Constantine was pope, he continued to his last hour in prayer
23        V, XIX    |        any life in him. Having continued thus four days, without
24        V, XXII   |     thanks that he had so long continued in the flesh, till he saw
25        V, XX  III|      appeared in January,, and continued nearly a fortnight. At which
26        V, XX  III|       South Saxons, having now continued some years without a bishop,
27        V, XXIV   |    reason of pestilence, which continued almost, two years, divers
28        V, XXIV   |       to the end of his reign, continued to be a blood-stained and