Book, Chapter

 1        I, II   |       of the river, under the command of Cassobellaunus, and fenced
 2        I, XI   |     he had taken upon him the command, he crossed over into Gaul,
 3        I, XI   |     Count Constantius, by the command of Honorius, marching into
 4        I, XII  | Besides, they built towers to command a view of the sea, at intervals,
 5        I, XVI  |    over the Angles, under the command of Ambrosius, a Roman. [
 6        I, XXVII|    all that is opposed to the command of our Creator. But you
 7       II, III  |      has been said above, had command over all the nations of
 8       II, X    |      by the word alone of His command, made and created all things,
 9       II, XIII |      he did so, at the king's command, Coifi, hearing his words,
10      III, XIV  |     The king, at the bishop’s command and request, was comforted,
11      III, XVI  |       the Mercians, under the command of Penda, cruelly ravaged
12      III, XXII |       king made light of this command, and being invited by the
13      III, XXV  |     but rather fulfil it; the command being to keep the passover
14       IV, III  |       the heavenly company, I command you, in the Name of the
15        V, VII  |     church, and by the pope’s command an epitaph was written on
16        V, XIX  |      time, by the said king’s command, he was ordained priest
17        V, XIX  |      consecrated bishop of by command of King Oswy, as has been
18        V, XXI  |   nineteen years were sent by command of the State throughout