Book, Chapter

 1        0, Life | confidence in my own power, to relate in few words after what
 2      III, II   |      foreign to our purpose to relate one of the many miracles
 3      III, VI   |      regal power, wonderful to relate, he was always humble, kind,
 4      III, XIII |       prelate, Acca,is wont to relate, that when, in his journey
 5      III, XIX  |     his visions, he would only relate them to those who, from
 6      III, XIX  |   still living, who is wont to relate that a very truthful and
 7      III, XXI  |  throne, as we shall hereafter relate, Diuma,one of the aforesaid
 8       IV, XIV  |  Bishop Acca was wont often to relate to me, affirming that it
 9       IV, XIX  |      knowledge. He was wont to relate that in her sickness she
10       IV, XXXI |      he was afterwards wont to relate, felt a large and broad
11       IV, XXXII|     was then, as he is wont to relate, about the second hour of
12        V, I    |   certainly made known, I will relate one miracle of his, which
13        V, II   |      as those who were present relate, to say something, and to
14        V, XII  |     God had seen, he would not relate to slothful men, and such
15        V, XVIII| successor Aldhelm, was wont to relate that many miracles of healing