Book, Chapter

 1        0, Int    |         extends his preaching to Lindsey. He receives the pall from
 2       II, XVI    |          Word to the province of Lindsey, which is the first on the
 3      III, XI     |     monastery in the province of Lindsey, called Beardaneu, which
 4      III, XI     |          part of the province of Lindsey. Hereupon, in the morning,
 5      III, XI     |        bishop in the province of Lindsey, the other abbot of the
 6      III, XXIV   |         the Mercians, as also of Lindsey and the Midland Angles,
 7      III, XXVII  |        bishop in the province of Lindsey, long and nobly governed
 8       IV, III    | bishopric of the Mercians and of Lindsey, took care to administer
 9       IV, III    |        Wood," in the province of Lindsey, wherein traces of the monastic
10       IV, III    |         abbot in the province of Lindsey, came from Britain to visit
11       IV, III    |          the Midland Angles, and Lindsey, of all which, Wulfhere,
12       IV, XII    |       bishop for the province of Lindsey, which King Egfrid had but
13       IV, XII    |         that, when expelled from Lindsey, he continued in the government
14       IV, XII    |           Eadhaed returning from Lindsey, because Ethelred had recovered
15        V, XX  III|      Wilfrid; in the province of Lindsey, Bishop Cynibert presides;
16        V, XXIV   |     Wilfrid. [Cynibert Bishop of Lindsey died.]~[In the year of our