Book, Chapter

 1        0, Int   |           and its constitution, the character of its monks and their error
 2        0, Int   | treacherously murdered by Oswy; his character is described. The death
 3        0, Int   |         warm tribute is paid to his character, in spite of the inevitable
 4        0, Int   |             s death (672 A.D.), his character, and the miracles and visions
 5        0, Life  |      testimony of witnesses of high character and generally quotes them
 6        0, Life  |          wide intellectual grasp, a character of the highest saintliness,
 7      III, XI    |     perpetual memorial of the royal character of this holy man, they hung
 8      III, XVII  |            thus much concerning the character and works of the aforesaid
 9      III, XXVIII|          Kent a holy man, of modest character, well read in the Scripture,
10      III, XXVIII|             same manner of life and character, after his and his own brother
11       IV, I     |            Greek and Latin; of high character and venerable age, being
12       IV, XI    |            anything unworthy of his character, either by word or gesture.
13        V, VIII  |   archbishop, than ever before. His character, life, age, and death, are