Book, Chapter

 1        I, I   |      will help you." The Picts, accordingly, sailing over into Britain,
 2        I, XII |      contemptible. A legion was accordingly sent again, and, arriving
 3        I, XV  |  intentions were to conquer it. Accordingly they engaged with the enemy,
 4        I, XXV |      you can to your religion." Accordingly he gave them an abode in
 5       II, V   |      faith. Mellitus and Justus accordingly went away first, and withdrew
 6      III, II  |        as he had commanded, and accordingly advancing towards the enemy
 7      III, VII |         as their bishop. He was accordingly consecrated in the same
 8      III, XI  |       might be laid among them. Accordingly, the bones, being washed,
 9      III, XXI |         daughter of King Penda.~Accordingly he was baptized by Bishop
10       IV, XIX | translate them into the church. Accordingly she ordered some of the
11       IV, XXXI|        and a quiet mind.~He did accordingly as he had determined, and
12        V, XI  |     deposited them there, might accordingly dedicate each of those places
13        V, XI  |         the Frisians; which was accordingly done, as he had made request,
14        V, XIX |    peace and quiet." The bishop accordingly recovered, whereat all men
15        V, XXI |         Roman Apostolic Church. Accordingly, he sent messengers to the