Book, Chapter

 1        0, Int   |        see at Lindisfarne. The mention of lona leads to a short
 2        0, Life  |      his monks to Rome, has no mention of the name of Bede. If
 3      III, IX    |       thought it sufficient to mention two, which we have heard
 4      III, XV    |     whereof it will suffice to mention three, that they may not
 5      III, XXV   |       neither the Law made any mention, nor did our Lord, the Author
 6      III, XXVIII| reverend prelate Cedd, of whom mention has been often made, and
 7       IV, III   | rejoicing to imitate the same, mention was made of the most reverend
 8       IV, VI    |     Sebbi and Sighere, of whom mention has been made above.This
 9       IV, XI    |       very devout man, of whom mention has been made above, governed
10       IV, XVIII |      surnamed Benedict,of whom mention has been made above. For
11       IV, XIX   |       the East Angles, of whom mention has been often made; a man
12       IV, XXIII |      of the third, we may here mention that, having applied himself
13       IV, XXVIII|     suffice at present only to mention this, that when he was about
14        V, XIV   |        him, whose name I could mention if it were of any avail,
15        V, XIX   |    turn back, and briefly make mention of the things which were
16        V, XIX   |       whom we have before made mention.~The king gave him Wilfrid
17        V, XIX   |  bishops in his stead, of whom mention has been made above. Designing
18        V, XXI   |     Paschal observance, though mention is made of the fourteenth
19        V, XXI   |   Easter, whereof they find no mention in the commandment of the
20        V, XXI   |      day of Easter, whereof no mention is any where found in the