Book, Chapter

 1      III, IX  |       how, first, a traveller’s horse was restored and afterwards
 2      III, IX  |       near that place, when his horse on a sudden fell sick, stood
 3      III, IX  |         in extreme anguish, the horse happened in his struggles
 4      III, IX  | sanctity in the place where the horse had been healed, and he
 5      III, IX  |      which he again mounted his horse, and went on to the inn
 6      III, IX  |  account of the place where his horse had been cured. In brief,
 7      III, XIV |        He had given a beautiful horse to Bishop Aidan, to use
 8      III, XIV |     dismounted, and ordered the horse, with all his royal trappings,
 9      III, XIV |         the poor man that royal horse, which it was fitting that
10      III, XIV |          instead of giving that horse, which I had chosen and
11      III, XXII| immediately dismounted from his horse, trembling, and fell down