Book, Chapter

 1        0, Life  |  being unable to complete the verse, "Hic sunt in fossa Bedae . . .
 2        I, X     |     expressed thus in heroic" verse :—~"They tell that one,
 3       IV, XX    |  which we composed in elegiac verse many years ago, in praise
 4       IV, XX    |     are composed in metre and verse.~"Trinity,Gracious, Divine,
 5       IV, XXIV  |       he turned ere long into verse expressive of much sweetness
 6       IV, XXIV  |      he could, to put it into verse. Having undertaken this
 7       IV, XXIV  |    rendered in most excellent verse. Whereupon the abbess, joyfully
 8       IV, XXIV  |       it into most harmonious verse; and sweetly singing it,
 9       IV, XXVIII|       virtues, both in heroic verse and prose,it may suffice
10        V, XXIV  |       bishop, first in heroic verse, and afterwards in prose.~
11        V, XXIV  | Epigrams in heroic or elegiac verse.~Of the Nature of Things,