Book, Chapter

 1        0, Pref   |      so much fresh work on the subject has been done, and recent
 2        0, Int    |       introduction to his real subject, he depends on earlier authors.
 3        0, Int    |      When he comes to his main subject, the History of the English
 4        0, Int    |       introductory to the main subject, the History of the English
 5        0, Int    |    Pictish king Naiton on this subject is quoted at length. Soon
 6        I, XXIX   | different places, who shall be subject to your jurisdiction. But
 7        I, XXIX   |        we would have him to be subject to your authority, my brother;
 8        I, XXIX   |   ordained, as to be in no way subject to the jurisdiction of the
 9        I, XXIX   |      and Lord Jesus Christ, be subject not only those bishops whom
10        I, XXXI   |      Lord, even the devils are subject to us through Thy Name;’
11        I, XXXII  |     kings and peoples that are subject to you, the knowledge of
12       II, I      |        superior to all that is subject to change; that he used
13       II, VIII   |        not only of the nations subject to him, but also of their
14       II, X      |        powers of the world are subject, because the pre-eminence
15       II, XI     |      of all the nation that is subject to you.~ "For we have been
16       II, XI     |     consort, and of the nation subject to you; to the end, that
17      III, IV     |        method, are bound to be subject, according to the example
18      III, XXVI   |      has now been said on this subject.~
19      III, XXIX   |     your islands shall be made subject to you, even as we desire.
20      III, XXX    |       Sebbi, though themselves subject to Wulfhere, king of the
21       IV, XII    |         which at that time was subject to English rule. Eadhaed
22       IV, XV     |       recalled home, they were subject to the bishop of the Gewissae,
23        V, XV     |      were in Hii, or that were subject to that monastery, into
24        V, XVIII  |       of the Britons, who were subject to the West Saxons, were
25        V, XXII   |       Hii, and the monasteries subject to them, began to celebrate
26        V, XXII   |    other monasteries that were subject to them, were by the Lord’
27        V, XX  III|       their several kings, are subject to King Ethelbald.~But in