Book, Chapter

 1        I, VI    | thirty-third from Augustus, and chosen emperor by the army, reigned
 2        I, XI    |     worth to recommend him, was chosen emperor. As soon as he had
 3      III, I     |         to him with only twelve chosen soldiers, to sue for peace.
 4      III, VIII  |        the church which she had chosen. After her death, the brothers
 5      III, XIV   |         that horse, which I had chosen and set apart for your own
 6      III, XX    |         of the West Saxons, was chosen the sixth Archbishop of
 7       IV, XXIII |      was, by universal consent, chosen bishop in his stead, and
 8       IV, XXIII |     excellent ability, had been chosen bishop for that province,
 9       IV, XXV   |        do well in that you have chosen rather at this time of rest
10       IV, XXVIII|        mind and consent of all, chosen bishop of the church of
11       IV, XXIX  |      time as a bishop should be chosen to be ordained in the room
12        V, VIII  |         his predecessor. He was chosen bishop in the year of our
13        V, IX    |  hearers. Returning then to the chosen place of his pilgrimage,
14        V, XXIV  |    thegns; and Ethelwald, being chosen the same year by his people,