Book, Chapter

 1      III, XXIV   |  chiefs, Immin, and Eafa, and Eadbert, rebelled against King Oswy,
 2      III, XXV    | reverend Archbishop Theodore. Eadbert,also bishop of that place,
 3       IV, XXX    |       their resolve to Bishop Eadbert, and he consented to it,
 4       IV, XXX    | sanctuary. Soon after, Bishop Eadbert, beloved of God, fell grievously
 5        V, XVIII  |     the South Saxons received Eadbert and Eolla, and the West
 6        V, XVIII  |      and a bishop of its own. Eadbert, at that time abbot of the
 7        V, XX  III|    his three sons, Ethelbert, Eadbert, and Alric, heirs of that
 8        V, XXIV   |  tonsure, left the kingdom to Eadbert.~In the year 739, Edilhart,
 9        V, XXIV   |      Northumbria, their king, Eadbert, with his army, being employed
10        V, XXIV   |      in his stead. Arnwin and Eadbert were slain.~In the year
11        V, XXIV   |       Theudor and Eanred died Eadbert added the plain of Kyle
12        V, XXIV   |     in the fifth year of King Eadbert, on the 9th of January,
13        V, XXIV   |   bloodshed.~In the year 758, Eadbert, king of the Northumbrians,