Book, Chapter

 1        I, VI  |   sea-coasts, then infested by the Franks and Saxons, acted more to
 2        I, XI  |          them, having defeated the Franks and passed the Rhine, ravaged
 3        I, XXV |  interpreters of the nation of the Franks, and sending to Ethelbert,
 4        I, XXV |            the royal family of the Franks, called Bertha; whom he
 5       II, IV  |         for twenty years among the Franks and Burgundians, afterwards
 6      III, VIII|    monastery in the country of the Franks, built by a most noble abbess,
 7      III, VIII|          to the monasteries of the Franks or Gauls; and they also
 8      III, XIX | entertained by Clovis, king of the Franks, or by the patrician Ercinwald,
 9       IV, I   |          was in the kingdom of the Franks, sent thither his reeve,
10        V, X   |       aside to Pippin, duke of the Franks, were gladly received by
11        V, X   |          most glorious duke of the Franks, learning these things,
12        V, XXIV|      country. Charles, king of the Franks, died; and his sons, Caroloman
13        V, XXIV|        also Winfrid, Bishop of the Franks, received the crown of martyrdom,