Book, Chapter

 1        I, XXI |       them. Then suddenly Elafius cast himself at the feet of the
 2      III, XIII| everlasting death of my soul, and cast into the torments of hell,
 3      III, XV  |           wind; but be mindful to cast this oil I give you into
 4      III, XV  |        laid hold of the phial and cast some of the oil into the
 5      III, XIX |         were burning in the fire, cast him against him, and, touching
 6      III, XXII|      faith, which they had before cast off [653 A.D.]~AT that time,
 7      III, XXII|           which they had formerly cast off when they expelled Mellitus,
 8      III, XXII|           use of men, or else was cast out as refuse, trampled
 9      III, XXV |          were not able at once to cast off all the observances
10      III, XXV |         have prophesied, and have cast out devils, and done many
11       IV, III |           That there is a time to cast away stones, and a time
12       IV, XIII|          in hand, in piteous wise cast them themselves down either
13       IV, XIII|          the old superstition was cast away, and idolatry renounced,
14       IV, XIII|     gathered eel-nets everywhere, cast them into the sea, and by
15       IV, XIII|          is an entrance about the cast of a sling in width; which
16       IV, XIV |           Devil had been recently cast out and Christ had begun
17        V, X   |       point of breaking out, they cast lots indifferently, and
18        V, X   |          dead bodies, having been cast into the river by the pagans,
19        V, XV  |       returning home by ship, was cast upon the western coast of
20        V, XVII|         wont to come down, and to cast to the ground all that are