Book, Chapter

 1        0, Int    | impulse given by him and Abbot Hadrian to the various departments
 2        0, Int    |       is told.~Not long after, Hadrian dies and is succeeded by
 3       IV, I      |    into Britain with the Abbot Hadrian. [664-669 A.D.]~IN the above-mentioned
 4       IV, I      |      Campania, an abbot called Hadrian, by nation an African, well
 5       IV, I      |  becoming a bishop. Then again Hadrian was urged to accept the
 6       IV, I      |      called Theodore, known to Hadrian, born at Tarsus in Cilicia,
 7       IV, I      |     being sixty-six years old. Hadrian proposed him to the pope
 8       IV, I      |      27th of May was sent with Hadrian to Britain.~They proceeded
 9       IV, I      |      and long entertained. But Hadrian went first to Emma, Bishop
10       IV, I      |   Britain. But Ebroin detained Hadrian, suspecting that he went
11       IV, II     |       attended and assisted by Hadrian, he taught the right rule
12        V, XX     |   succeeded to the godly Abbot Hadrian, and Acca to Bishop Wilfrid. [
13        V, XX     |    most reverend father, Abbot Hadrian, fellow labourer in the
14        V, XX  III|      the archbishop, and Abbot Hadrian, wherefore, as has been