Book, Chapter

 1        I, V   |     sick afterwards and died, leaving two sons, Bassianus and
 2        I, XIV |    Britons more and more, and leaving to posterity a lasting memory
 3       II, VI  |       to what shepherd he was leaving, by his flight, Christ's
 4      III, VIII|     as morning began to dawn, leaving the darkness of this world,
 5      III, XIX |  crowds that resorted to him, leaving all that he looked upon
 6       IV, I   |       the same month and day; leaving his kingdom to his son Egbert,
 7       IV, IV  |     of the monastic life; and leaving some brothers in his church,
 8       IV, IV  | harvest was to be brought in, leaving the monastery, wandered
 9       IV, IV  |     placed the English there, leaving the Scots in the aforesaid
10       IV, V   |      on the 15th of February, leaving his son Egfrid his successor
11       IV, VII |       itself again to heaven, leaving no doubt in the minds of
12       IV, VIII|  another nun, at the point of leaving her body, saw some small
13       IV, XXIV|       to behold His Presence, leaving the world by a quiet death;
14       IV, XXV |      in some little fear, and leaving off their sins, began to