Book, Chapter

 1        I, I    |       Divine Law was written, five languages of different nations
 2       II, I    |     in a wonderful manner, in five and thirty books of exposition,
 3       II, VII  |       having ruled the church five years, departed to heaven
 4      III, IV   |    island, but contains about five families, according to the
 5      III, XX   |       when he had been bishop five years, Bertgils, surnamed
 6      III, XXVI |      required, came only with five or six servants, and having
 7       IV, XIII |    seas, and in it there were five or six brothers, who served
 8       IV, XIII |     parts during the space of five years, until the death of
 9       IV, XVII | document, "We acknowledge the five holy and general councils
10       IV, XVIII|    consent of one hundred and five bishops, chiefly to refute
11       IV, XXIII|    altar.~Indeed we have seen five from that monastery who
12        V, XII  |      of evil spirits dragging five souls of men, wailing and
13        V, XIX  |     invitation. Nevertheless, five years after, being again
14        V, XXI  |       of ninety-five years in five cycles of nineteen years.
15        V, XXI  |       length of time, even to five hundred and thirty-two years,
16        V, XXIV |      Mercians, having reigned five years, went to Rome. [V,
17        V, XXIV |     our Island and Nation, in five books.~The Martyrology of