Book, Chapter

 1        I, XXVII  |      preservation?~Augustine’s Seventh Question.—How are we to
 2       II, V      |    within the same bounds; the seventh, his brother Oswy, ruled
 3       II, XVIII  |         his son Heraclius, the seventh indiction; that is, in the
 4       IV, III    |       daily increasing, on the seventh day, as had been promised
 5       IV, XVII   | Hlothere, king of Kent, in the seventh year of his reign, Theodore,
 6       IV, XXIII  |       bodily infirmity. In the seventh year of her sickness, when
 7        V, XXI    |        the first day until the seventh day, that soul shall be
 8        V, XXI    |      one of them, that is, the seventh, which the Scripture so
 9        V, XXI    |     commends, saying, ‘But the seventh day shall be a more holy
10        V, XXI    |      and never place it on the seventh day of the third week. And
11        V, XX  III|        our Lord 725, being the seventh year of Osric, king of the