Book, Chapter

 1        I, XII |      from their dwellings and lands, they saved themselves from
 2       II, III |  Bishop of Canterbury, adding lands and possessions for the
 3      III, III |    together to hear the Word; lands and other property were
 4      III, XXIV|       their liberty and their lands; and being thus free, together
 5      III, XXVI|    that none of them received lands and possessions for building
 6       IV, XIII| having long travelled in many lands, went to Rome, and afterwards
 7       IV, XIII|   that were therein, with the lands and men, he instructed all
 8       IV, XIV |       in the monastery or the lands adjacent to it; but all
 9       IV, XVI |    aforesaid sea, through the lands of the Jutes, belonging
10       IV, XIX |     promised to give him many lands and much money if he could
11       IV, XXVI|     Picts recovered their own lands, which had been held by
12       IV, XXVI|      the boundary between the lands of the English and the Picts.
13        V, XIX |   devotion, quitted wife, and lands, and kindred and country,