Book, Chapter

 1        0, Pref |       rewrite the notes almost entirely, and to add a new introduction.
 2        I, II   | visited by the Romans, and was entirely unknown to them before the
 3        I, XXII |      truth and justice were so entirely broken, that there was not
 4       II, VII  |       violence, then it ceased entirely and there was a calm, while
 5      III, XIII |    long time after; and, being entirely converted to God in heart
 6      III, XIV  |        him, saying that he was entirely reconciled to him, if he
 7      III, XXV  |     made it, not of stone, but entirely of hewn oak, and covered
 8      III, XXV  |        caused it to be covered entirely, both roof and walls, with
 9       IV, III  |    about it slothfully, but so entirely forsook the things of this
10       IV, XVI  |     Wight, which till then was entirely given over to idolatry,
11       IV, XXV  |  called Adamnan,leading a life entirely devoted to God in continence
12       IV, XXV  |       promise, gave himself up entirely to tears of penitence, holy
13       IV, XXVII|       But he, devoting himself entirely to that pious labour, so
14        V, XXI  |      sometimes keep Easter Day entirely in the second week, and