Book, Chapter

 1        0, Int  |  Coldingham, prophesied by the monk Adamnan, Egfrid’s invasion
 2        0, Life |      story of a certain "dunce monk" who set about writing Bede’
 3        I, XI   |     death. His son Constans, a monk, whom he had created Caesar,
 4        I, XXVII|       the priest and Peter the monk to Rome, to acquaint Pope
 5      III, III  |     Bishop Aidan was himself a monk, having been sent out from
 6      III, IV   |  priest and abbot, marked as a monk by habit and manner of life,
 7      III, IV   |       bishop, but a priest and monk;of whose life and discourses
 8      III, XXVI |       wheresoever any clerk or monk went, he was joyfully received
 9       IV, I    | proposed to the pope a certain monk named Andrew, belonging
10       IV, I    |        at that time in Rome, a monk, called Theodore, known
11       IV, III  |        church.~Now Owini was a monk of great merit, having forsaken
12       IV, XI   |      son of that same king and monk, and who reigned after him
13       IV, XIII |       was among them a certain monk of the Scottish nation,
14       IV, XXVII|        the name and habit of a monk when he was quite a young
15       IV, XXVII|     the place, being himself a monk, brought monks thither,
16        V, X    |      been a thegn had become a monk, telling him that he might
17        V, XII  |     cell lived one Haemgils, a monk, and eminent in the priesthood,
18        V, XVIII|      who while still deacon or monk was for a long time with
19        V, XIX  |     the tonsure and becoming a monk, when Constantine was pope,
20        V, XXI  |     either taken the vows of a monk, or having the degree of
21        V, XXIV |      of the Mercians, became a monk, and gave up the kingdom
22        V, XXIV |        IV, 26-32) who was both monk and bishop, first in heroic