Book, Chapter

 1        0, Life | invocation of the Trinity, the angels (in one version it is the
 2        0, Life |        should fail to meet the angels there. Alcuin records a
 3        0, Life |    saying of his, "I know that angels visit the canonical hours
 4        0, Life |        hear the singing of the angels who came to summon Ceadda
 5        0, Life |        his soul was carried by angels to the joys of Heaven which
 6       II, I    |    should be co-heirs with the Angels in heaven. What is the name
 7      III, VIII |        heard choirs of singing angels, and, as it were, the sound
 8      III, XIX  |      worthy to see a vision of angels; in which he was admonished
 9      III, XIX  |     the sight of the choirs of angels, and to hear their glad
10      III, XIX  |     journey to heaven; but the angels protected him, and all their
11      III, XIX  |       he learned from the holy angels and just men who appeared
12      III, XIX  |      appeared to him among the angels; let him read the little
13      III, XIX  |     high, he was bidden by the angels that conducted him to look
14      III, XIX  |    each other. Then asking the angels, what fires those were,
15      III, XIX  |        he saw one of the three angels, who had been his guides
16      III, XIX  |       blessed Fursa, the three angels of whom we have spoken before,
17       IV, III  |     believed, by the attendant angels, he departed to the joys
18       IV, III  |        Cedd, with a company of angels, descending from heaven,
19       IV, XXIII|  heaven attended and guided by angels. Then awaking, and seeing
20       IV, XXIII|        a great light, and with angels for her guides. Frigyth
21       IV, XXIII|       heaven in the company of angels; and this she openly declared,
22       IV, XXIX |     kingdom by the ministry of angels. But Herebert was first
23        V, XIII |    shown us either by friendly angels or by the enemy. And whereas
24        V, XIII |     the enemy. And whereas the angels first drew forth a white