Book, Chapter

 1        I, XX  |  Saxons and Picts, with their united forces, made war upon the
 2       II, II  |    all the Churches which are united in Christ throughout the
 3      III, VI  |     variance, were peacefully united and moulded into one people.
 4      III, VIII|   there to be instructed, and united to their Heavenly Bridegroom,
 5      III, XIX |      to meet one another, and united in one immense flame. When
 6      III, XXIV| blessed virgin departed to be united to her Heavenly Bridegroom.
 7       IV, I   | Colman, being overcome by the united effort of the Catholics,
 8       IV, XXIX|       life, who had long been united with the man of God, Cuthbert,
 9       IV, XXIX|     of March,were immediately united in fellowship in the blessed
10        V, VII |    end, that he might be also united in name to the most blessed
11        V, VIII|       of the new life, he was united to the angelic citizens