Book, Chapter

 1        0, Pref|     has greatly lightened my labours.~ ~
 2        0, Int |   the highest value, and the labours of all succeeding editors
 3        0, Int |   finally established by the labours of Bishop Felix, under the
 4        0, Int |     Wilfrid, who extends his labours to the Isle of Wight, and
 5        I, XXIX| bounty of the Lord, and your labours, brought to the grace of
 6       II, I   |  life, and the reward of his labours. This he used to say of
 7       II, VIII|   Name, or the fruit of your labours, having Himself faithfully
 8       II, VIII|   plentiful increase to your labours in the faithful management
 9       II, XVII|     plentiful fruits of your labours. For the terms of your kingship
10       II, XX  |   the fruits of his glorious labours; and, dying in that Church,
11      III, VII |   churches, and by his pious labours called many to the Lord,
12      III, XIV |    the eternal reward of his labours from the Lord.~
13       IV, XXV |     they cease from temporal labours, then to labour the more