Book, Chapter

 1       II, V    |  testifies, as is not so much as named among the Gentiles, that
 2      III, IV   |      truth; whose episcopal see, named after St. Martin the bishop,
 3      III, VIII |          by a most noble abbess, named Fara, at a place called
 4      III, XXII |         as also in that which is named Tilaburg. The first of these
 5      III, XXIX |         English nation, a priest named Wighard, one of Bishop Deusdedit’
 6       IV, I    |          the pope a certain monk named Andrew, belonging to a neighbouring
 7       IV, II   |         Damian,he ordained a man named Putta,trained rather in
 8       IV, XXXII|        priests of the monastery, named Thruidred, who is now abbot
 9        V, V    | consecrate the church of a thegn named Addi, when he had performed
10        V, IX   |     priest, Egbert, who is to be named with all honour, and who,
11        V, XXI  |        But the fourteenth day is named apart from this number,
12        V, XXII |         of God, and worthy to be named with all honour, whom we