Book, Chapter

 1       II, XIX |         appears that this heresy arose among them in very late
 2      III, XXV |      CHAP. XXV. How the question arose about the due time of keeping
 3      III, XXV |      frequently debated question arose about the observance of
 4      III, XXV |    bishop, a greater controversy arose about the observance of
 5      III, XXV |      being mindful that our Lord arose from the dead, and gave
 6       IV, X   | fragrancy of wonderful sweetness arose, and what other signs were
 7        V, I   |   sailing, was broken, and there arose so great and terrible a
 8        V, IV  |     having been sick of a fever, arose at the touch of our Lord’
 9        V, IX  |       days for fair winds, there arose one night so violent a storm,
10        V, XIII|           and two wicked spirits arose, having in their hands ploughshares,
11        V, XXIV|         his people; a pestilence arose; Ceadda and Wilfrid were