Book, Chapter

 1        0, Pref|       edition of Books III and IV, Dr. Bright's "Early English
 2        0, Int |  together edited Books III and IV with excellent notes in
 3        0, Int | records of similar nature (cf. iv, 14), and that these were
 4        0, Int |      throughout the land. Book IV may be said to describe
 5        0, Int |      Saxons to the faith.~BOOK IV.—In all but one of the kingdoms
 6        0, Life|       Ecclesiastical History" (IV, 3) there is an allusion
 7        I, IV  |                          CHAP. IV. How Lucius, king of Britain,
 8       II, IV  |                          CHAP. IV. ~LAURENTIUS succeeded Augustine
 9      III, IV  |                          CHAP. IV. When the nation of the
10       IV      |                           BOOK IV~
11       IV, IV  |                          CHAP. IV. How Bishop Colman, having
12       IV, V   |       part of their property.~"IV. That the monks themselves
13        V, IV  |                          CHAP. IV. How he healed a thegn’s
14        V, XXIV|    Northumbrians. [III, 26-28, IV, 1.]~In the year 668, Theodore
15        V, XXIV| Theodore was ordained bishop. [IV, 1.]~ In the year 670, Oswy,
16        V, XXIV|      the Northumbrians, died. [IV, 5.]~In the year 673, Egbert,
17        V, XXIV|        Ethelred ravaged Kent. [IV, 12.]~In the year 678, a
18        V, XXIV|     679, Aelfwine was killed. [IV, 21.]~In the year 680, a
19        V, XXIV|       died at~Streanaeshalch. [IV, 17, 18, 23.]~In the year
20        V, XXIV| Hlothere, king of Kent, died. [IV, 26.]~In the year 688, Caedwald,
21        V, XXIV|     Holy Father Cuthbert, (see IV, 26-32) who was both monk