Book, Chapter

 1        I, XXVII|         may take example by the temporal, that they may be wisely
 2        I, XXXI |         were set on private and temporal joys, when they rejoiced
 3        I, XXXI |        common joy, and from the temporal to the eternal, when it
 4        I, XXXII|        to glorify the king with temporal honours, at the same. time
 5       II, I    | strengthen his mind shaken with temporal concerns. By their company
 6       II, II   |    should feel the vengeance of temporal death also, because they
 7       II, V    |         gloriously governed his temporal kingdom fifty-six years,
 8       II, V    |    still pagans, to inherit his temporal crown. They immediately
 9       II, IX   |         an increase also of his temporal realm, for he reduced under
10       II, XII  |        Who, delivering you from temporal adversity, has raised you
11       II, XII  |   raised you to the honour of a temporal kingdom; and if, from this
12      III, XII  |        whilst yet governing his temporal kingdom, was always wont
13      III, XXII |     returned to the seat of his temporal kingdom, requesting of King
14      III, XXVI |       compelled to do so by the temporal authorities; which custom
15       IV, VIII |    Eadgyth! and thus ending his temporal life, entered into that
16       IV, IX   |        after, she exchanged her temporal afflictions for an eternal
17       IV, XIII |     from a terrible calamity of temporal death. For no rain had fallen
18       IV, XIII |        received those which are temporal.~At this time, King Ethelwalch
19       IV, XIV  |         with the authority of a temporal kingdom and the devotion
20       IV, XVI  |     they joyfully underwent the temporal death, through which they
21       IV, XXV  |        and when they cease from temporal labours, then to labour
22       IV, XXV  |       anger be brought low with temporal losses, or else be more
23        V, XXI  |         you have held sway in a temporal kingdom, the blessed chief