Book, Chapter

 1        0, Int  |      of saints and others were entered, and other records of similar
 2        0, Life |       he was an orphan when he entered the monastery at the age
 3        I, XV   |       Then, having on a sudden entered into league with the Picts,
 4        I, XXVI |     597 A. D.]~AS soon as they entered the dwelling-place assigned
 5       II, I    | quitting his secular habit, he entered a monastery, wherein he
 6       II, V    |       kingdom fifty-six years, entered into the eternal joys of
 7      III, X    |      to a certain village, and entered a house where the villagers
 8      III, XVIII|      share in that kingdom, he entered a monastery, which he had
 9      III, XXIV |        to be dedicated to God, entered the monastery called Heruteu,
10      III, XXVII|      hopes that we should have entered together into life everlasting;
11       IV, VIII |      ending his temporal life, entered into that which is eternal.
12       IV, IX   |       and of her infirmity and entered into the joys of eternal
13       IV, XIX  |      difficulty prevailed, she entered the monastery of the Abbess
14       IV, XXIII|       the women who had lately entered the monastic life were wont
15       IV, XXVII|    quite a young man: he first entered the monastery of Mailros,
16       IV, XXXI |       weak limbs with a staff, entered the church. There prostrating
17        V, II   |      up, stood and walked, and entered with them into the temple,
18        V, XII  |   filled with shadows. When we entered into them, the shadows by
19        V, XXIV |       same year by his people, entered upon the kingdom; in whose