Book, Chapter

 1       II, IX  |  lawful to give a Christian maiden in marriage to a pagan husband,
 2       II, IX  |  Christian faith, which the maiden professed; but would give
 3       II, IX  | more worthy of God.~ So the maiden was promised, and sent to
 4       II, IX  |    Edwin with the aforesaid maiden as an attendant on their
 5      III, XI  |  answered, "As soon as that maiden drew near the hall of this
 6      III, XV  |      but to return with the maiden by sea, he went to Bishop
 7      III, XXI |    he should not obtain the maiden; being chiefly prevailed
 8       IV, VIII|  was speedily proved by the maiden’s death as soon as the day
 9       IV, XIX |    that, when I was a young maiden, I bore on it the needless
10       IV, XX  |    Mary, the gate of God, a maiden gives Him, birth.~"The company
11       IV, XX  |   by the fierce flames, the maiden Agatha yielded not; in like
12       IV, XX  |     day likewise a peerless maiden has blessed; peerless our
13       IV, XX  | conquered Eve; exultant the maiden triumphs and rage fills
14        V, III |   III. How he healed a sick maiden by his prayers. [705 A.D.]~
15        V, III | upon her. He asked when the maiden had been let blood, and
16        V, III |   And what can I do for the maiden if she is like to die?’~"
17        V, III |    go in and visit the sick maiden. Wherefore he went in, taking
18        V, III |  grievous swelling; and the maiden being thus delivered from
19        V, XIX | part of Gaul, to give him a maiden daughter of his own brother