Book, Chapter

 1        I, V     |  fixed above it. Thus Severus drew a great trench and strong
 2        I, XVIII | invoking the Trinity, at once drew from his side a casket which
 3        I, XX    |      height. In that place he drew up his untried troops, himself
 4        I, XX    |       formidable host of foes drew near, visible, as they approached,
 5        I, XXV   |      It is told that, as they drew near to the city, after
 6        I, XXVII |       in its bough the sap it drew from the root. In which
 7       II, II    |       help of King Ethelbert, drew together to a conference
 8       II, XIII  |    was mad; but as soon as he drew near the temple he did not
 9      III, II    |     which the Romans formerly drew across the whole of Britain
10      III, XI    |        As soon as that maiden drew near the hall of this house,
11      III, XVIII |      refused, upon which they drew him against his will out
12      III, XIX   |    one immense flame. When it drew near, fearing for himself,
13      III, XXII  |     which the Romans formerly drew across the island of Britain,
14       IV, III   |      the flesh, his hour also drew near wherein he was to pass
15       IV, III   |        and that afterwards it drew near him gradually, till
16       IV, IX    |       to see what it was that drew up that appearance of the
17       IV, XXIV  |     the hour of his departure drew near, it was preceded by
18       IV, XXV   |       this journey, when they drew near to the monastery, and
19       IV, XXVIII|     and entreaties, till they drew him, also in tears, from
20        V, XI    |   Word of faith far and near, drew many from their errors,
21        V, XII   |       towards me: and when it drew near, all those evil spirits,
22        V, XIII  |       at my feet. One of them drew forth a book most beautiful,
23        V, XIII  |      whereas the angels first drew forth a white book, and