Book, Chapter

 1        0, Int   |       Orosius, Eutropius, and the British historian Gildas. In the
 2        0, Int   |          some shadowy outlines of British Church History in the legendary
 3        0, Int   |           with the leaders of the British Church with regard to the
 4        0, Int   | devastation of Northumbria by the British king, Caedwalla, and Penda
 5        0, Life  |        isolated situation. In the British Church it is the lack of
 6        I, I     |       sublimity, to wit, English, British, Scottish, Pictish, and
 7        I, XII   |           AD]~FROM that time, the British part of Britain, destitute
 8       II, II    |      having been presented to the British bishops, found no benefit
 9       II, V     |         Britain, both English and British, except only the people
10      III, I     |         outrageous tyranny of the British king. Hence it has been
11      III, IV    |      reverend and holy man of the British nation, who had been regularly
12      III, XXVIII|   consecrated; two bishops of the British nation, who kept Easter