Book, Chapter

 1        I, V     |     of Britain which had been recovered. ~In the year of our Lord
 2        I, V     |      the island, which he had recovered, from the other unconquered
 3        I, XXXIII|       city, as has been said, recovered therein, with the support
 4       II, IX    |    that time, the king, being recovered of the wound which he had
 5      III, IX    |   then starting up, perfectly recovered, began to graze hungrily
 6      III, XXIV  |    foreign king, they bravely recovered at once their liberty and
 7      III, XXVII |    throwing off his sickness, recovered and lived a long time after
 8       IV, V     |   that he had designed, if he recovered from his sickness, to go
 9       IV, XII   | Lindsey, because Ethelred had recovered that province, was placed
10       IV, XXII  |    soon, therefore, as he was recovered, he sold him to a certain
11       IV, XXVI  |       fall away for the Picts recovered their own lands, which had
12        V, II    |   Thus filled with joy at his recovered health, notwithstanding
13        V, III   |     and though I have not yet recovered my former strength, yet
14        V, IV    |      but at the same time had recovered the strength which she had
15        V, XIII  |       would do it when he was recovered of his sickness, lest his
16        V, XIX   |       and seeing him somewhat recovered and able to speak, knelt
17        V, XIX   |        The bishop accordingly recovered, whereat all men rejoiced