Book, Chapter

 1        0, Int |   English.~The work was again translated by John Stevens (1723),
 2        0, Life|    the bones of Cuthbert were translated to the new Cathedral, those
 3       II, I   |       ten days, died, and was translated to an eternal abode in the
 4      III, VII |    Haedde was bishop," he was translated thence to the city of Venta,
 5      III, XI  |       s bones were found, and translated into the church where they
 6      III, XII |   ground."~Now his bones were translated to the monastery which we
 7      III, XIV |       651 A. D.]~OSWALD being translated to the heavenly kingdom,
 8      III, XVII|    body was. thence presently translated to the isle of Lindisfarne,
 9      III, XVII|      Apostles, his bones were translated thither, and laid on the
10      III, XIX |  taint of corruption, and was translated thither with due honour;
11       IV, III |       the death of the flesh, translated the living stones of the
12       IV, III |    same place, his bones were translated into it. In both which places,
13       IV, X   |   taken up, and should all be translated into the church of the Blessed
14       IV, XXIV| composed, cannot be literally translated out of one language into
15       IV, XXIX|  blessed vision, and together translated to the heavenly kingdom
16        V, XXIV|    the Histories of Saints: I translated the Book of the Life and
17        V, XXIV|     Anastasius, which was ill translated from the Greek, and worse