Book, Chapter

 1        I, XXIII |     the servants of our Lord. Forasmuch as it had been better not
 2        I, XXVII |     his blood for Christ.~But forasmuch as there are many of the
 3        I, XXVII |  matrimony to be a fault; but forasmuch as lawful intercourse cannot
 4       II, I     |    But in all these troubles, forasmuch as he carefully reflected
 5      III, XXII  |     his office:~"I tell thee, forasmuch as thou wouldest not refrain
 6      III, XXV   |   followers of the Scots; but forasmuch as they afterwards, being
 7      III, XXIX  |      and a worshipper of God; forasmuch as he is not himself alone
 8       IV, II    | Church consented to obey. And forasmuch as both of them were, as
 9       IV, III   | labour of his hands. So then, forasmuch as he was reverent and devout,
10       IV, XIII  |   justly honoured by all. And forasmuch as the king, together with
11       IV, XIX   |     witness to her virginity, forasmuch as Egfrid promised to give
12       IV, XXVIII|     as we have mentioned. But forasmuch as many years ago we wrote
13        V, XIX   |       a monastery there. But, forasmuch as they afterwards, being
14        V, XXI   |     to see our monastery, and forasmuch as he showed wonderful wisdom,