Book, Chapter

 1        0, Int  |       much would doubtless be preserved in the records of the Church
 2        0, Life |     into his own writings and preserved him from the barbarism of
 3        I, IV   |      request, and the Britons preserved the faith, which they had
 4        I, XVIII|       dust the blood had been preserved, showing that the slaughter
 5        I, XXVII|       then, can that which is preserved to human nature by the free
 6       II, I    |       peace, and bid us to be preserved from eternal damnation,
 7       II, XIV  | escaped the fire and is still preserved in the monastery of the
 8       II, XX   |    the altar, which are still preserved, and shown in the church
 9      III, IV   |   some records are said to be preserved by his disciples. But whatsoever
10      III, VIII |       of whom we have spoken, preserved the glory, acceptable to
11      III, XI   |     church where they are now preserved. This was done by the zealous
12      III, XXX  |     his people, very devoutly preserved the faith which he had received,
13       IV, VII  |    that their memory might be preserved, and succeeding generations
14       IV, XVIII|      these writings are still preserved in that monastery, and have
15       IV, XIX  |      Queen Ethelthryth always preserved her virginity, and her body
16       IV, XIX  |     him twelve years, yet she preserved the glory of perfect virginity,
17       IV, XXIII|     of the Northumbrians, and preserved the same undefiled till
18       IV, XXX  |       of these we have before preserved the memory in the book of
19        V, VII  |      of his devotion might be preserved for ever, and the readers