Book, Chapter

 1       IV, XI |     gave up the ghost.~A stone coffin had been prepared for his
 2       IV, XI |    body a span longer than the coffin. Hereupon they chipped away
 3       IV, XI |       they could, and made the coffin about two inches longer;
 4       IV, XI | thoughts either to get another coffin, or else to shorten the
 5       IV, XI |        they could, so that the coffin might contain it. But Heaven
 6       IV, XI |      small number of men, that coffin was found to fit the length
 7       IV, XI |      head; and at the feet the coffin was four inches longer than
 8       IV, XIX|  buried among them in a wooden coffin in her turn, according to
 9       IV, XIX|        putting them into a new coffin, to translate them into
10       IV, XIX|        stone whereof to make a coffin for this purpose. They went
11       IV, XIX|      they found a white marble coffin, most beautifully wrought,
12       IV, XIX|   divers times healed; and the coffin wherein she was first buried
13       IV, XIX|        heads resting upon that coffin, were presently relieved
14       IV, XXX| desired to put them into a new coffin, and to lay them in the
15       IV, XXX|  brought, and so lay it in the coffin which you have prepared;
16       IV, XXX| garments, and laid it in a new coffin, they placed it above the
17       IV, XXX|  Cuthbert, placing over it the coffin, with the uncorrupted remains
18        V, V  |        death; and moreover the coffin had been made ready wherein
19        V, V  |     death, and by his side the coffin in which he was to be laid
20        V, XIX|      His body, being laid in a coffin, was carried to his monastery,