Book, Chapter

 1       II, II  |     is harsh and proud, it is plain that he is not of God, nor
 2       II, XX  |    battle being fought in the plain that is called Haethfelth,
 3      III, XXV |       informs us.~"Thus it is plain, that you, Colman, neither
 4      III, XXVI|       were satisfied with the plain, daily food of the brethren,
 5      III, XXIX|      excellent son, how it is plain as day that it was prophesied
 6       IV, III |    all that he had, clad in a plain garment, and carrying an
 7       IV, XVII|      Of the Synod held in the plain of Haethfelth, Archbishop
 8        V, XII |       was a wide and pleasant plain full of such fragrance of
 9        V, XVII|       flowers, having a level plain on the top. In the northern
10        V, XXI |     the thirteenth day, it is plain that they make that day
11        V, XXIV|       a synod was held in the plain of Haethfelth, concerning
12        V, XXIV| Eanred died Eadbert added the plain of Kyle and other places