Book, Chapter

 1        I, III  |        the south, and is about thirty miles in length from east
 2       II, I    |  wonderful manner, in five and thirty books of exposition, he
 3      III, XIV  |      Oswy,a young man of about thirty years of age, succeeded
 4      III, XXIII|       the Northumbrians, about thirty men of that monastery came
 5      III, XXIV |   reported that the pagans had thirty times the number of men;
 6      III, XXIV |    number of men; for they had thirty legions, drawn up under
 7      III, XXIV |       to flight or killed, the thirty royal commanders, who had
 8       IV, IV   |     Lindisfame, and also about thirty of the English nation, for
 9       IV, XI   |        king. When he had spent thirty years as a king and a soldier
10       IV, XXIII|      had served Him upwards of thirty years in the monastic life.
11        V, VII  |   second indiction, aged about thirty years, in the reign of our
12        V, XIX  |        monastery, with land of thirty families, at the place called
13        V, XIX  |      bishop, when he was about thirty years of age, the same Agilbert
14        V, XXIV | Likewise on the Book of Kings, thirty Questions.~On the Proverbs