Book, Chapter

 1        I, XXXII |       advances good men to the government of nations, that He may
 2      III, I     |      soon as they obtained the government of their earthly kingdoms,
 3      III, IV    |        Justinian, obtained the government of the Roman empire, there
 4       IV, V     |      but be satisfied with the government of the people committed
 5       IV, VI    |        God. Being put into the government of that monastery, she showed
 6       IV, XII   |   sub-kings took upon them the government of the nation, and dividing
 7       IV, XII   |   Lindsey, he continued in the government of those provinces. Eadhaed,
 8       IV, XV    |     who held in succession the government of the province. The first
 9       IV, XXVIII|       should take upon him the government of the church of Lindisfarne.~
10        V, XIX   |       it, to commit to him the government of no small part of Gaul,
11        V, XIX   |         he was restored to the government of his own church; and thus
12        V, XIX   | province of Undalum, under the government of the Abbot Cuthbald; and
13        V, XX    |       who succeeded him in the government of his monastery, was so
14        V, XXII  |      Coenred took upon him the government of the kingdom of the Northumbrians,
15        V, XXIV  |       years, died and left the government to his brother Ethelred.~