Book, Chapter

 1        0, Int  |         the exhortations of his friend, King Oswy, and, at the
 2        0, Int  |         St. Augustine’s. Bede’s friend, Acca, succeeds Wilfrid
 3       II, XII  |       to the envoys. A faithful friend of his, hearing of this,
 4       II, XII  |      snares of my enemies?" His friend went away; Edwin remained
 5       II, XII  |    talked to him, his aforesaid friend came to him, and greeting
 6       II, XII  |         a king to sell his good friend in such distress for gold,
 7       II, XII  |         him with the voice of a friend, said, "Behold, by the gift
 8       II, XX   |      King Dagobert, who was her friend; and there they both died
 9      III, XIV  | imagined to be his most assured friend. But, alas! it was far otherwise;
10      III, XIV  |     very compassionate, a great friend to the poor, and, in a manner,
11      III, XXI  |      was his brother-in-law and friend, for he had married his
12      III, XXII |      king of that nation, and a friend to King Oswy, who, when
13      III, XXV  |      Saxons, above-mentioned, a friend of King Alchfrid and of
14       IV, XXV  |       and speaking to me like a friend he said, ‘You do well in
15       IV, XXXII|     give some part of them to a friend who asked for it, and it
16       IV, XXXII|        priest, having given his friend as much as he thought fit,