Book, Chapter

 1        I, XXII   |   priests, private men, and the nobility, still remembering the late
 2       II, I      | forefather, Nor did he show his nobility in religion by less strength
 3       II, I      |   parents and kindred. But that nobility of this world which was
 4       II, XIV    |         therefore, with all the nobility of the nation, and a large
 5      III, I      |        with many of the younger nobility, lived in banishment among
 6      III, XXI    |        and many, as well of the nobility as the common sort, renouncing
 7      III, XXVII  |         of Ireland. Many of the nobility, and of the lower ranks
 8      III, XXVII  |        capacity, of the English nobility. The former of whom was
 9        V, XIX    |        Benedict, of the English nobility, arrived there, being likewise
10        V, XIX    |      Apostolic Pope, before the nobility and a great number of the
11        V, XX  III|   Northumbrians, as well of the nobility as private persons, laying