Book, Chapter

 1      III, XXVI  |      the faith and truth. But Eata,who was abbot of the monastery
 2      III, XXVI  |    this of King Oswy, because Eata was one of Aidan’s twelve
 3      III, XXVI  |      discretion. This is that Eata, who, not long after, was
 4       IV, XII   |    province of the Deiri; and Eata that of the Bernicians;.
 5       IV, XII   | provinces. Eadhaed, Bosa, and Eata, were ordained at York by
 6       IV, XII   |      the church of Hagustald, Eata still continuing in that
 7       IV, XXVII |    then governed by the Abbot Eata,a man of great gentleness
 8       IV, XXVII |      his most reverend abbot, Eata, removed him to the isle
 9       IV, XXVIII|       it was thought fit that Eata should return to the see
10        V, II    |       Aldfrid’s reign, Bishop Eata died, and was succeeded
11        V, IX    |      Mailros, under the Abbot Eata, as has been said above.
12        V, XXIV  |     by King Egfrid; and Bosa, Eata, and Eadhaed were consecrated