Book, Chapter

 1        I, XV   |     provisions; and, seeking an occasion of quarrel, protested, that
 2        I, XXIV |         you particularly of the occasion of his coming; knowing,
 3       II, II   | Ethelfrid being informed of the occasion of their coming, said; "
 4       II, V    |       both which crimes he gave occasion to those to return to their
 5       II, VIII |     bishops when there shall be occasion, through the Lord's mercy;
 6       II, IX   |       above three hundred.~ The occasion of this nation's reception
 7      III, XXIV |         Angles. He had been the occasion of the war, and was now
 8      III, XXVI |          The king himself, when occasion required, came only with
 9      III, XXIX |      shall have a more suitable occasion to show who was selected
10       IV, I    |    aforesaid Apostolic pope the occasion of his journey, he was not
11       IV, III  | companions having upon some due occasion returned to the church.~
12       IV, XIX  |       festivals, or some urgent occasion. Always, except when grievous
13       IV, XXIII|         monastery, but afforded occasion of amendment and salvation
14       IV, XXV  |      away, and upon some sudden occasion passed over into Ireland,
15        V, II   |         God used frequently, as occasion offered, and specially in