Book, Chapter

 1        0, Int    |         records of the Church of Lindisfarne, to which he had access,
 2        0, Int    |           Aidan fixes his see at Lindisfarne. The mention of lona leads
 3        0, Life   |      visit him again. He visited Lindisfarne in connection with his task
 4        0, Life   |        as the visits to York and Lindisfarne, his whole life was spent
 5      III, III    |     episcopal see in the Isle of Lindisfarne. [635A.D.]~THE same Oswald,
 6      III, III    |   episcopal see in the island of Lindisfarne,as he desired. Which place,
 7      III, XII    |        cemetery of the church of Lindisfarne, and the hands and arms
 8      III, XVII   |        translated to the isle of Lindisfarne, and buried in the cemetery
 9      III, XXII   |        and came to the church of Lindisfarne to confer with Bishop Finan;
10      III, XXIII  |          according to the use of Lindisfarne, where he had been trained.~
11      III, XXV    |          a church in the Isle of Lindisfarne, fit for the episcopal see;
12      III, XXVI   |          remain in the church of Lindisfarne, when the Scots went away.
13      III, XXVI   |     bishop of the same church of Lindisfarne. Colman carried home with
14       IV, XII    |      still continuing in that of Lindisfarne; and Trumwine to the province
15       IV, XXVII  |          bishop of the church of Lindisfarne. He had for many years led
16       IV, XXVII  |       the church of Hagustald or Lindisfarne, as has been said above.
17       IV, XXVII  |       removed him to the isle of Lindisfarne, that he might there also,
18       IV, XXVIII |          bishop of the church of Lindisfarne. They could not, however,
19       IV, XXVIII |        brothers from the isle of Lindisfarne itself, assembled together
20       IV, XXVIII |        placed over the church of Lindisfarne, in which he had lived,
21       IV, XXVIII |      government of the church of Lindisfarne.~Following the example of
22       IV, XXIX   |      carried back to the isle of Lindisfarne, and there buried in the
23        V, I      |   brethren of the same church of Lindisfarne, in which he was educated.~"
24        V, I      |    Apostle Peter, in the isle of Lindisfarne, beside the bodies of the
25        V, XII    |   episcopal see of the church of Lindisfarne, leading a life worthy of
26        V, XIX    | Wherefore he came to the isle of Lindisfarne, and there giving himself
27        V, XX  III|       York, Ethelwald in that of Lindisfarne, Acca in that of Hagustald,