Book, Chapter

 1        I, XXI  |   Severus, a man of singular sanctity, who was disciple to the
 2       II, IV   |    Scots in great esteem for sanctity, believing that they walked
 3      III, II   |      has attached additional sanctity and honour in the eyes of
 4      III, IX   | there must be some wonderful sanctity in the place where the horse
 5      III, XIII |      the fame of that king’s sanctity was already spread far and
 6      III, XIII |  nation a king, of wonderful sanctity, called Oswald, the excellency
 7      III, XIX  |       and of his visions and sanctity, to which, his flesh remaining
 8      III, XXV  |  were many among them, whose sanctity was attested by heavenly
 9      III, XXV  |     and his followers, whose sanctity you say you imitate, and
10       IV, XXIII|    men of singular merit and sanctity, whose names were Bosa,Aetla,
11        V, III  |      of Bosa, a man of great sanctity and humility, was, in his
12        V, XVIII|     through the merit of his sanctity; and that the men of that