Book, Chapter

 1        0, Life |           Abbot Ceolfrid; that he spent his whole life in the monastery
 2        0, Life |   Lindisfarne, his whole life was spent in the monastery. It must
 3        0, Life | whatsoever remained of the day he spent in singing psalms, as far
 4        0, Life |          his departure; and so he spent the night, awake, in giving
 5        I, XV   |       butchered in heaps. Others, spent with hunger, came forth
 6        I, XVII |          leader and bishop, being spent with weariness, had fallen
 7        I, XXVII|           they have over is to be spent in pious and religious works,
 8       II, XII  |         it was to him, whether he spent the night within doors or
 9      III, XXV  |      ecclesiastical doctrine, and spent much time at Lyons with
10       IV, II   |      Sunday, the 27th of May, and spent in it twenty-one years,
11       IV, IX   |          this life and was so far spent with the sickness before
12       IV, XI   |          than a king. When he had spent thirty years as a king and
13       IV, XXIII|      thirty-three years of it she spent living most nobly in the
14       IV, XXIII|      blessed memory; where having spent some time in sacred studies,
15       IV, XXV  |          and Thursdays; and often spent whole nights in watching
16       IV, XXVII|          of the Lord, having thus spent many years in the monastery
17       IV, XXIX |       Herebert. [687 A.D.]~HAVING spent two years in his bishopric,
18        V, I    |           solitary life, which he spent in the isle of Fame before
19        V, XI   |          who had gone thither had spent some years teaching in Frisland,
20        V, XIX  |          same master. When he had spent some months there, in successful
21        V, XIX  |          Christ, Wilbrord. Having spent the winter there successfully
22        V, XX   |           better plan of life, he spent the rest of his days in