Book, Chapter

 1        0, Int  |   finally the West Saxon see is fixed at Winchester.~In Kent,
 2        I, II   |     thigh, cased with lead, and fixed immovably in the bottom
 3        I, V    |      with strong stakes of wood fixed above it. Thus Severus drew
 4       II, I    |      yet he did not abandon the fixed course of his heavenly life;
 5       II, X    |         walk; but, like a stone fixed in one place, being so formed,
 6       II, XVI  |          he caused stakes to be fixed, with copper drinking-vessels
 7      III, II   |         the soldiers and it was fixed. Thereupon, uplifting his
 8      III, XVII |      the nails wherewith it was fixed to the building, yet it
 9       IV, XXIII|       by the English, and there fixed her dwelling. Hilda, the
10        V, XIV  |        be after death, there he fixed the eyes of his mind, that
11        V, XIX  | catholic rule which the Fathers fixed, and, banishing all doubt
12        V, XXI  |     from the midst of the east, fixed the vernal equinox by his