Book, Chapter

 1        0, Life |         up, first under the Abbot Benedict, afterwards under Ceolfrid;
 2        0, Life |           propinquorum") to Abbot Benedict would seem to imply that
 3        0, Life |          was granted by Egfrid to Benedict Biscop for the foundation
 4        0, Life | exceptional facilities for study. Benedict had enriched it with many
 5       IV, XVIII|   reverend Abbot Biscop, surnamed Benedict,of whom mention has been
 6       IV, XVIII|          made above. For the said Benedict, having built a monastery
 7       IV, XVIII|          the most religious Abbot Benedict. The men who followed such
 8        V, XIX  |           called Biscop, surnamed Benedict, of the English nobility,
 9        V, XIX  |          bishop of that city; but Benedict hastened on to Rome. For
10        V, XXI  |         gloriously governed after Benedict, of whom we have before
11        V, XXIV |           the most reverend Abbot Benedict, and afterwards by Ceolfrid,
12        V, XXIV |          Divine Goodness, to wit, Benedict, Ceolfrid, and Huaetbert,