Book, Chapter

 1        I, XXVII|   into the church, you have learnt from the teaching of the
 2       II, IV   |    been better. Now we have learnt from Bishop Dagan, who came
 3       II, VIII |     brother Justus. We have learnt not only from the contents
 4       II, X    |      since, indeed, we have learnt that your illustrious consort,
 5       II, XIII |  declare to you what I have learnt beyond doubt, that the religion
 6       II, XIX  | epistle:~ "And we have also learnt that the poison of the Pelagian
 7      III, VIII |     was at hand, as she had learnt by revelation, which she
 8      III, XVII |     brief, so far as I have learnt from those that knew him,
 9      III, XIX  |  own nation, who, as he had learnt, had worthily held the office
10       IV, XI   |     came to pass, as he had learnt from the vision; for on
11       IV, XXIII| order how and when they had learnt it, by which it appeared
12        V, XV   |    them than what they have learnt by reading. Adamnan presented
13        V, XIX  |   of King Alchfrid, who had learnt to follow always and love