Book, Chapter

 1        I, IX  |     emperor of Thrace and the Eastern provinces. At that time,
 2        I, XII | interior of Britain, from the Eastern Sea, and the other from
 3        I, XII |     to touch one another. The eastern has in the midst of it the
 4        I, XV  |      by the same king, in the eastern part of the island, on the
 5        I, XV  |     still in existence in the eastern parts of Kent. They were
 6        I, XV  |    the conflagration from the eastern to the western sea, without
 7       II, III |     Thames, and border on the Eastern sea. Their metropolis is
 8      III, XXII|      of twelve miles from the eastern sea.~King Sigbert, having
 9       IV, I   |       after the manner of the eastern people. He was ordained
10        V, XVI |      the level summit. In the eastern corner thereof is a sort
11        V, XXI |     to the opinion of all the Eastern nations, and particularly