Book, Chapter

 1        0, Life |        is an allusion to Bede’s teachers, one of whom, Trumbert,
 2        I, XXVI |         long before he gave his teachers a settled residence suited
 3       II, XV   |       wife and certain perverse teachers, and turned aside from the
 4      III, III  |    instructed by their Scottish teachers in study and the observance
 5      III, XVIII| furnished them with masters and teachers after the manner of the
 6      III, XXII |     that he would give him some teachers, to convert his nation to
 7      III, XXVI |       of the church under those teachers. [664 A.D.]~THE disputation
 8      III, XXVI |         the whole care of those teachers was to serve God, not the
 9      III, XXX  |    their works, the priests and teachers returned home with joy.~
10       IV, V    |  bishops, along with many other teachers of the church, who loved
11       IV, XXVII|      them inaccessible to other teachers. But he, devoting himself
12        V, XXIV |         year 597, the aforesaid teachers arrived in Britain; being