Book, Chapter

 1        0, Pref |       inclination to deal with more important works.~Among the books of
 2        0, Int  |          who was the bearer of much important material, had been to Rome
 3        0, Int  |           plague of 664.~Meanwhile, important political changes have taken
 4        0, Int  | complications in the episcopate. An important step towards the unity of
 5        0, Int  |        decision at Whitby. The most important political events at this
 6        0, Int  |           episcopate, we come to an important step in the organization
 7        0, Int  |           Church are enumerated.~An important step is taken at this time
 8        I, XXVII|            being doubtless the most important cities of south and north
 9       II, IX   |           been said above. The more important of these, which is to the
10      III, XXV  |        veneration, not only by less important persons, but even by the
11        V, XIX  |            obedience which are more important than the tonsure; for which