Book, Chapter

 1        I, VI     |     and was more lasting and cruel than almost any before it;
 2        I, XIV    |      to prevent or repel the cruel and frequent incursions
 3       II, VI     |    bishop had suffered these cruel blows at the hands of the
 4       II, XIV    |    to their full height, the cruel death of the king left that
 5       II, XX     |      other a barbarian, more cruel than a pagan; for Penda,
 6      III, II     | defend us from the proud and cruel enemy; for He knows that
 7      III, XXIV   |      Oswy was exposed to the cruel and intolerable invasions
 8       IV, XV     |    wasted that Province with cruel slaughter and devastation. [
 9       IV, XV     |    wasted that province with cruel slaughter and devastation;
10        V, XIX    |    prevented by the bishop’s cruel death, and Wilfrid was reserved
11        V, XX  III|   waste by the Saracens with cruel bloodshed; but not long