Book, Chapter

 1      III, VII   |        and of his successors, Agilbert and Leutherius. [635-670
 2      III, VII   |       a certain bishop called Agilbert, a native of Gaul, but who
 3      III, VII   |     the bishop of his people. Agilbert complied with the request.
 4      III, VII   |   Wintancaestir. (Winchester) Agilbert, being highly offended,
 5      III, VII   |       messengers into Gaul to Agilbert, with humble apologies entreating
 6      III, XXV   |   doctrine were worthy of it.~Agilbert, bishop of the West Saxons,
 7      III, XXV   |      his Scottish clerks, and Agilbert with the priests Agatho
 8      III, XXV   |    effect, the king commanded Agilbert to make known the manner
 9      III, XXV   |     authority he followed it. Agilbert answered, "I beseech you,
10      III, XXVI  |       the assembly broken up, Agilbert returned home. Colman, perceiving
11      III, XXVIII|    sent him to be ordained by Agilbert,of whom we have before spoken,
12       IV, I     |    the same, Theodore went to Agilbert, bishop of Paris, of whom
13       IV, XII   |    for Birinus was the first, Agilbert the second, and Wini the
14        V, XIX   |     in the same monastery, by Agilbert, bishop of the Gewissae
15        V, XIX   | thirty years of age, the same Agilbert being then bishop of the