Book, Chapter

 1        I, I   |     fair means, or by force of arms, secured to themselves those
 2        I, XII | advised them rather to take up arms and make an effort to engage
 3        I, XII |        furnish themselves with arms. Besides, they built towers
 4        I, XV  |      time repelled by force of arms, they began to turn their
 5        I, XIX |        might lift him in their arms, and save him from the impending
 6        I, XX  |      were compelled to take up arms. In their terror thinking
 7        I, XX  |    people was fired; and where arms had been deemed of no avail,
 8        I, XX  |     the font, began to take up arms and prepare for war, Germanus
 9        I, XX  |   disorder, casting away their arms, and well satisfied if,
10       II, II  |        though they do not bear arms, yet they fight against
11       II, XIII|       king to furnish him with arms and a stallion, that he
12       II, XIII|    high priest either to carry arms, or to ride on anything
13      III, VI  |         for his hands with the arms being cut off from his body,
14      III, XII |      head, and hands, with the arms, to be cut off from the
15      III, XII | Lindisfarne, and the hands and arms in his royal city.~