Book, Chapter

 1        I, VI  |  conquered and held it for the space of seven years, he was at
 2        I, VI  | carried on incessantly for the space of ten years, with burning
 3       II, XIII|     tempest; but after a short space of fair weather, he immediately
 4       II, XIV |   successor. Paulinus, for the space of six years from this time,
 5      III, IV  |   little time, to wit, for the space of 150 years, till the year
 6      III, XI  |    matter. And after about the space of an hour the man that
 7       IV, IX  |       was sorely tried for the space of nine years; to the end,
 8       IV, X   |     use. The narrowness of the space where the monastery is built,
 9       IV, XIII|      in those parts during the space of five years, until the
10       IV, XXIV|      which he laboured for the space of fourteen days, yet it
11        V, IX  |      Word of salvation for the space of two whole years to that
12        V, X   |     against the stream for the space of almost forty miles, to
13        V, XIX |        had tarried there for a space, and, being a youth of an