Book, Chapter

 1        0, Int  |     great crisis of his life is related; finally we have the decisive
 2        0, Int  |      king; Aidan’s miracles are related, and a warm tribute is paid
 3        0, Int  |       Sigbert’s tragic death is related. His successor, Suidhelm,
 4        0, Int  | Ethelburg. Various miracles are related in connection with her and
 5        0, Int  |      the battle of the Trent is related.~The remainder of the book
 6        0, Life |        boy, Aesica, at Barking, related by Bede, and of Elfied,
 7      III, VIII |         to God, are to this day related by the inhabitants of that
 8      III, VIII |    matters, we leave them to be related by those whose concern they
 9      III, XIII |        among the rest, which he related, we have thought fit to
10      III, XV   |        who declared that it was related to him by Utta, the priest,
11      III, XVI  |   miracle of the same father is related by many such as were likely
12       IV, VII  |   another younger than himself, related in the morning, that the
13       IV, XI   |     life. For, as he afterwards related, he saw three men in shining
14       IV, XXII |       of those who had heard it related by the man himself to whom
15       IV, XXIII|        knew it before, and then related in order how and when they
16        V, IV   |      holy water.~THE same abbot related another miracle, not unlike
17        V, XII  |         rose from the dead, and related many things which he had
18        V, XII  |       the life of the body, and related many memorable things that
19        V, XII  |         from other men.~Thus he related what he had seen. "He that
20        V, XII  |        to our knowledge. And he related his visions to king Aldfrid,
21        V, XXIV |    those things which have been related at length under their particular