Book, Chapter

 1        0, Life|          requesting Ceolfrid to send one of his monks to Rome,
 2        0, Life|         us not comfortless, but send to us the promise of the
 3        I, XXIV|          we have thought fit to send this letter to you, Brother,
 4        I, XXIX|    serve. But we would have you send to the city of York such
 5       II, I   |     pope), and entreated him to send some ministers of the Word
 6      III, II  |     prayed to God that he would send help from Heaven to his
 7      III, III |        desiring that they would send him a bishop, by whose instruction
 8      III, XV  |       weather to attend you and send you home by the way that
 9      III, XXIX|         shall be found, we will send him well instructed to your
10       IV, I   |         inquiry for some one to send to be archbishop of the
11       IV, XXII|         would either return, or send his owner the money for
12        V, X   | nevertheless still attempted to send holy and industrious men
13        V, X   |         some days, promising to send them to the ealdorman who
14        V, XIX |        requesting that he would send him to Rome in an honourable
15        V, XXI |         desiring, that he would send him a letter of exhortation,
16        V, XXI |         We therefore forbear to send you these same cycles of