Book, Chapter

 1        0, Int  |         East Anglian diocese is divided about this time, and other
 2        I, I    |         the sea, which formerly divided the nation of the Britons
 3        I, II   |         and the Gauls, who were divided only by the river Rhine,
 4        I, V    |         How the Emperor Severus divided from the rest by a rampart
 5        I, XXV  |         the Southern Saxons are divided from the Northern. On the
 6        I, XXV  |        reckoning, 600 families, divided from the mainland by the
 7        I, XXVII| faithful at the altar are to be divided? and how the bishop is to
 8        I, XXVII|         which accrue, are to be divided into four portions ;—one
 9       II, I    |         on the Gospel, which he divided equally into two volumes;
10       II, II   |        that the monastery being divided into seven parts, with a
11       II, III  |        the East Saxons, who are divided from Kent by the river Thames,
12       II, V    |     southern provinces that are divided from the northern by the
13      III, I    |      Northumbrians was formerly divided —passed to Eanfrid, the
14      III, III  |       belongs to Britain, being divided from it by a small arm of
15      III, VI   | provinces of Britain, which are divided into four languages, to
16      III, VI   |         be broken in pieces and divided among them. At which sight,
17      III, XIX  | aforesaid great fire, the angel divided the flame, as he had done
18      III, XXIV |        said, of 5,000 families, divided by the river Trent from
19       IV, XIII |       divers sorts, which being divided into three parts, they gave
20        V, XII  |      prayer till day, forthwith divided all his substance into three
21        V, XVIII|  bishopric of that province was divided into two dioceses. One of