Book, Chapter

 1        I, XIV  |         and love of falsehood; insomuch, that if any one among them
 2        I, XX   |       presence of the bishops, insomuch that the people being instructed
 3        I, XXI  |      that Germanus was coming, insomuch, that one Elafius, a chief
 4        I, XXVII|       they have their courses, insomuch that the Law condemns to
 5        I, XXXIV|     the chiefs of the English, insomuch that he might be compared
 6       IV, XI   |        the length of the body, insomuch that a pillow might even
 7       IV, XIII |     pitilessly destroyed them; insomuch that it is said that often
 8       IV, XXV  |      in continence and prayer, insomuch that he never took any food
 9       IV, XXVI |       friendly to the English; insomuch that the invading force
10       IV, XXXI |       with a sudden infirmity, insomuch that he fell to the ground,
11        V, IV   | disease for nearly forty days, insomuch that for three weeks she
12        V, V    |       who lay dangerously ill, insomuch that having lost all use
13        V, XV   |       by him and gladly heard, insomuch that whatsoever he said
14        V, XXI  |   reduced to a plainer system; insomuch that what till then used
15        V, XXI  |       the exhortation thereof; insomuch that, rising from among