Book, Chapter

 1        0, Int    |      plague of 664. Mercia, so lately itself evangelized, becomes
 2        I, XXVII  |        English, which has been lately, by the will of God, converted
 3       II, I      |        when some merchants had lately arrived at Rome, many things
 4      III, II     |   custom has spread, they have lately built a church there, which
 5      III, XXVII  |       according to his desire, lately, in the year of our Lord
 6       IV, II     |  kingdom of which they had but lately heard; and all who desired
 7       IV, XIV    |      South Saxons who had been lately called to the faith, were
 8       IV, XIV    |      boy, of the Saxon nation, lately called to the faith ,who
 9       IV, XVIII  |   blessed Martin, who had come lately from Rome, by order of Pope
10       IV, XXIII  |        where the women who had lately entered the monastic life
11       IV, XXV    |        Being engaged one night lately in watching and singing
12       IV, XXVI   |   blessed memory, who had been lately ordained bishop, the enemy
13       IV, XXVII  |        English, which has been lately, by the will of God, converted
14       IV, XXX    |     add some others which have lately come to our knowledge.~
15       IV, XXXII  |    CHAP. XXXII. Of one who was lately cured of a disease in his
16       IV, XXXII  |     years ago, and was told me lately by the brother himself,
17        V, III    |     sickness, for she had been lately let blood in the arm, and
18        V, X      | received by him; and as he had lately subdued the nearer part
19        V, XVII   |      abridgement which we have lately made from it;~
20        V, XIX    |       was the same bishop that lately came to Rome, to be tried
21        V, XX  III|    faithful has increased, has lately become an episcopal see,