Book, Chapter

 1        0, Life| monasteries a short time after the birth of Bede. Wearmouth was founded
 2        0, Life|      Durham and others placing his birth as late as 677. Bede himself
 3        I, VI  |            Carausius, of very mean birth, but a man of great ability
 4       II, VII |         celestial. He was noble by birth, but still nobler by the
 5       II, IX  |         thanks to his gods for the birth of his daughter; and the
 6       II, XI  |           reward which, by the new birth, you have been made worthy
 7       II, XV  |          King Redwald was noble by birth, though ignoble in his actions,
 8       II, XIX |          in sin did my mother give birth to me.'~
 9      III, XIX |         more noble in mind than in birth. From his boyish years,
10       IV, XX  |              A hallowed maid gives birth to Him Who gave the world
11       IV, XX  |           God, a maiden gives Him, birth.~"The company of her fellows
12       IV, XX  |        sire, and glorious by royal birth, more noble in her Lord’
13        V, X   |         man of renown and of noble birth in this world, who having
14        V, XXIV|       Beginning of Genesis, to the birth of Isaac and the casting