Book, Chapter

 1        0, Pref  |   supplying me with books, has greatly lightened my labours.~ ~
 2        0, Life  |   wherein I found that which I greatly desired, to wit, that masses
 3        0, Life  | aforesaid day; and he rejoiced greatly and gave God thanks, because
 4        0, Life  |       thy hands, for I rejoice greatly to sit facing my holy place
 5        I, XVII  |        Lupus and all the rest, greatly troubled, awakened their
 6       II, VI    |      Apostle of Christ, he was greatly afraid; and abjuring the
 7       II, XI    |      Our heart, therefore, has greatly rejoiced in the benefit
 8      III, VI    |     the bishop who sat by him, greatly rejoicing at such an act
 9      III, XI    |       and her husband Ethelred greatly loved and venerated, conferring
10      III, XVII  |      his deeds.~These things I greatly admire and love in the aforesaid
11      III, XXVI  |        in Christ; for the king greatly loved Bishop Colman on account
12       IV, XVIII |      who followed such opinion greatly perplexed the faith of the
13       IV, XXVI  |      the province of the Picts,greatly against the advice of his
14       IV, XXVIII|        to do, a practice which greatly strengthens all teaching;
15       IV, XXIX  |       do not weep, but rejoice greatly because the mercy of Heaven
16        V, III   |        and her arm swelling so greatly that it could not be bent
17        V, V     |  thirsty. The thegn, rejoicing greatly that he could drink, sent
18        V, V     |       down with them at table, greatly rejoicing at his recovery.
19        V, XII   |        he had seen, some to be greatly dreaded and some to be desired. [
20        V, XII   |   better, though trembling and greatly afraid, remained with him.
21        V, XIX   |        age and comeliness, and greatly desired by all his nation