Book, Chapter

 1        0, Life |         with his task unfinished. Returning to it in the morning, he
 2        I, II   |           almost all his cavalry. Returning into Gaul, he put his legions
 3        I, III  |        ocean beyond Britain, and, returning to Rome in the sixth month
 4        I, XIX  |            429 A.D.]~AS they were returning thence, the treacherous
 5        I, XXI  |       spring up afresh, Germanus, returning to Britain with Severus,
 6        I, XXIII|     terror, and began to think of returning home, rather than proceed
 7        I, XXVII|     archbishop of that city. Then returning into Britain, he sent Laurentius
 8      III, II   |        did as he was desired; and returning in the evening, when the
 9      III, XXVII|          one whole day and night. Returning home, after his tears and
10       IV, III  |      oratory, and after some time returning to heaven?" The bishop answered: "
11       IV, XII  |          to English rule. Eadhaed returning from Lindsey, because Ethelred
12       IV, XXII |        his master for his ransom.~Returning afterwards into his own
13       IV, XXIII|        very salutary undertaking. Returning thence into Britain, he
14       IV, XXIV |           task, he went away, and returning the next morning, gave them
15       IV, XXV  |        brothers; and as they were returning from this journey, when
16       IV, XXXI |         in the guest chamber, was returning home, when on the way, he
17       IV, XXXI |         up in perfect health, and returning thanks to the Lord for his
18        V, I    |          his blessing, as we were returning home, behold on a sudden,
19        V, IX   |      among his barbarous hearers. Returning then to the chosen place
20        V, XII  |       this to me, I much abhorred returning to the body, being delighted
21        V, XV   |      knowledge of the Scriptures. Returning home, he endeavoured to
22        V, XV   |        the lawful time of Easter.~Returning to his island, after having
23        V, XV   |           islands in the sea, and returning home by ship, was cast upon
24        V, XIX  |         to death with his bishop.~Returning to Britain, he won the friendship
25        V, XIX  |           and Picts."~After this, returning into Britain, he converted
26        V, XIX  |        the holy season of Easter, returning in its course, to accord
27        V, XXI  | ordinances of our Churches, when, returning into Scotland, he afterwards