Book, Chapter

 1        I, XXI  | Valentinian was murdered by the followers of Aetius, the patrician,
 2        I, XXXIV|    defeated and fled with a few followers; for almost all his army
 3      III, III  |      among whom himself and his followers, when in banishment, had
 4      III, XXV  |      way. Queen Eanfled and her followers also observed it as she
 5      III, XXV  |       Easter, the queen and her followers were still fasting, and
 6      III, XXV  |    monastery to those that were followers of the Scots; but forasmuch
 7      III, XXV  |        the Abbess Hilda and her followers were for the Scots, as was
 8      III, XXV  |      both concur with the other followers of the ecclesiastical tradition
 9      III, XXV  |     your Father Columba and his followers, whose sanctity you say
10       IV, I    |       place to live in with his followers.~
11       IV, XXVI |     Picts. Having commended his followers, wheresoever he could, to
12        V, II   |       Lent to stay, he bade his followers find out some poor man labouring
13        V, XIII |    weight, commanded one of his followers to bring it to me to read.
14        V, XIV  |  damnation of the Devil and his followers; he saw also, unhappy wretch!
15        V, XV   |      whatsoever, with those few followers of his dwelling in the farthest
16        V, XXI  |         abbot and priest of the followers of Columba, who, when sent