Book, Chapter

 1        0, Int  |       of the East Saxons, and Justus to Rochester (604 A.D.);
 2        0, Int  |       provinces; Mellitus apd Justus take refuge on the Continent;
 3        0, Int  |       is himself succeeded by Justus (in 624). In Chapter 9 we
 4        0, Int  |  metropolitan. At Canterbury, Justus is succeeded by Archbishop
 5        I, XXIX |       foremost were Mellitus, Justus, Paulinus, and Rufinianus,
 6       II, III  | bishops, to wit, Mellitus and Justus; Mellitus to preach to the
 7       II, III  |   their episcopal see. As for Justus, Augustine ordained him
 8       II, IV   |     Laurentius, Mellitus, and Justus, Bishops, servants of the
 9       II, V    |       bishops, Laurentius and Justus, and learn what was to be
10       II, V    |       the faith. Mellitus and Justus accordingly went away first,
11       II, VI   |  about to follow Mellitus and Justus, and to quit Britain, ordered
12       II, VI   |     and recalled Mellitus and Justus, and bade them return to
13       II, VI   |    after their departure, and Justus returned to the city of
14       II, VII  |    archbishop from Augustine; Justus, who was still living, governed
15       II, VIII |         CHAP. VIII.[624 A.D.]~JUSTUS, bishop of the church of
16       II, VIII |      his most beloved brother Justus. We have learnt not only
17       II, IX   |      bishop by the Archbishop Justus, on the 21st day of July,
18       II, XVI  |    them. In that church, when Justus had departed to Christ,
19       II, XVIII|      the meantime, Archbishop Justus was taken up to the heavenly
20       II, XX   |   Pope Honorius by Archbishop Justus, was drowned in the Italian
21        V, XXIV |   Northumbrians by Archbishop Justus. [II, 9.]~In the year 626,