Book, Chapter

 1        I, XIX    |        people all flocked to the prelate, entreating that they might
 2        I, XXVIII |   questions of the most reverend prelate, Augustine. Now the letter,
 3       II, XVIII  |      there consecrated the fifth prelate of the Church of Canterbury
 4      III, XIII   |   Ireland. For the most reverend prelate, Acca,is wont to relate,
 5      III, XVII   |        respect due to so great a prelate.~Finan,who had likewise
 6      III, XXI    |       made it necessary that one prelate should be set over two nations.
 7      III, XXVIII |     brother to the most reverend prelate Cedd, of whom mention has
 8       IV, I      |      they had asked of the Roman prelate was in the kingdom of the
 9       IV, III    |     custom of that most reverend prelate to go about the work of
10       IV, III    |     Church of that most reverend prelate had been taken away out
11       IV, III    |     concerning the death of this prelate, agrees the account of the
12       IV, III    |        made of the most reverend prelate, Ceadda; whereupon Egbert
13       IV, III    |         one of the clergy of the prelate he succeeded, and had for
14       IV, XII    |     Egfrid and the most reverend prelate, Wilfrid, who was driven
15       IV, XIII   |        gave to the most reverend prelate, Wilfrid, land to the extent
16        V, VIII   |       rests the body of the holy prelate, called now in the Greek
17        V, XI     |     Trajectum. The most reverend prelate having built a church there,
18        V, XIX    |         honour due to so great a prelate. Concerning whose manner
19        V, XX  III| episcopal ministrations from the prelate of the West Saxons. All
20        V, XX  III|        and has him for its first prelate. The Pictish people also