Book, Chapter

 1        0, Pref |          various correspondents and friends. I am particularly indebted
 2        0, Int  | acknowledges his obligations to the friends and correspondents who have
 3        I, XIV  |        either by the death of their friends, or the fear of death. Whereupon,
 4       II, XIII |             about it with his chief friends and counsellors, to the
 5      III, IX   |             relief with it to their friends who were sick. This custom
 6      III, X    |            for themselves and their friends.~
 7      III, XVII |      infirmities and those of their friends~I have written thus much
 8      III, XXII |         aided by the consent of his friends, he believed, and after
 9       IV, XVIII|             he presided, was by his friends carried to Tours, and honourably
10       IV, XXII |            see if he could find any friends to take care of him; but
11       IV, XXII |            the deliverance of their friends who had departed this world;
12       IV, XXVI |           against the advice of his friends, and particularly of Cuthbert,
13       IV, XXVI |          fifteenth of his reign.His friends, as has been said, advised
14       IV, XXVI |        wheresoever he could, to his friends in the monasteries, he chose
15       IV, XXXII|              to give, as relics, to friends who asked for them, or to
16        V, VIII |           before to foretell to his friends that he should live, the
17        V, XIX  |             stead, begged him to be friends with Wilfrid, in which request