Book, Chapter

 1        0, Int |           Penda of Mercia; and the flight of Paulinus, taking with
 2        0, Int |        decline of Northumbria, the flight of Bishop Trumwine from
 3        I, II  |            Britons and put them to flight. Thence he proceeded to
 4        I, XII |           cities and wall, took to flight and were scattered. The
 5        I, XVII|            the enemies were put to flight, a cloudless calm ensued,
 6       II, II  |           fifty to have escaped by flight. Brocmail, turning his back
 7       II, VI  |    shepherd he was leaving, by his flight, Christ's sheep that were
 8       II, X   | indivisible Trinity, having put to flight the thoughts of devils,
 9       II, XIII|           to us, like to the swift flight of a sparrow through the
10       II, XX  |       prospect of safety except in flight, Paulinus, taking with him
11      III, XXIV|             the pagans were put to flight or killed, the thirty royal
12      III, XXIV|           more were drowned in the flight than destroyed in battle
13       IV, XII |            Wulfhere and put him to flight;and this was the first bishop
14       IV, XXVI|         made slaves, or escaped by flight out of the country of the
15        V, XII |         whose approach put them to flight, was the same that led me
16        V, XXIV|             having put Beornred to flight, sought to gain the kingdom