Book, Chapter

 1        0, Int   |          Christianity is finally established by the labours of Bishop
 2        0, Int   |        is baptized, and a see is established at Dorchester, in Oxfordshire.
 3        0, Int   |   followed by Oswy’s rule, which established Christianity in Mercia,
 4        0, Int   |        is now, at least in name, established, and the Church settles
 5        I, XXI   |        Catholic faith was firmly established in the hearts of all; after
 6        I, XXVI  |          the truth of which they established by many miracles, greater
 7        I, XXVII | Christianity was not permanently established in London till it was too
 8        I, XXXIII|          Jesus Christ, and there established a residence for himself
 9       II, V     |         in his care for them, he established, with the help of his council
10       II, X     |          his substance should be established to eternity. This God,—Father,
11      III, XXIII |       now called Laestingaeu,and established therein religious customs
12       IV, VI    |        his sister Ethelburg, and established them both in regular discipline
13       IV, XIII  |        had brought with him, and established a rule of life; and his
14       IV, XXIX  |      what we desired."~The event established the truth of this promise
15        V, XXI   |         two whereof are divinely established in the law of Moses; the
16        V, XXIV  |         see, was the first to be established as archbishop after Paulinus,