Book, Chapter

 1        I, XXX  |        the Abbot Mellitus, then going into Britain. [601 A.D.]~
 2       II, XII  |       his chamber, where he was going to bed, for it was the first
 3      III, II   | standard of the Cross as he was going to give battle to his barbarous
 4      III, VIII |        the monastery. Whereupon going out immediately to see what
 5      III, XIV  |        the king, when they were going in to dinner, he said to
 6      III, XXII |         at his house. As he was going thence, the bishop met him.
 7      III, XXVII|      apply themselves to study, going about from one master’s
 8      III, XXVII|       his companion asleep; and going to bed himself, he began
 9       IV, IX   |        tribulation. This woman, going out of the chamber where
10       IV, XII  |     kingdom, he quitted it and, going away to Rome, ended his
11       IV, XII  |        only in that church, and going wherever he was desired,
12       IV, XIV  | believed what the boy said, and going thence immediately, looked
13       IV, XXIII|    province, with the design of going abroad; but afterwards,
14        V, V    |     prayer and blessed him, and going out, spake the wonted words
15        V, V    |     himself and went forth, and going in to the bishop, saluted
16        V, XX   |        that bishop’s death, and going with him to Rome, learned