Book, Chapter

 1        I, XI   | Constantine, one of the meanest soldiers, only for the hope afforded
 2        I, XII  |     Britain, destitute of armed soldiers, of all military stores,
 3        I, XII  |        perceived that the Roman soldiers were gone, immediately coming
 4        I, XX   |     gathered up, and the devout soldiers rejoiced in the success
 5      III, I    |         with only twelve chosen soldiers, to sue for peace. To this
 6      III, II   |      earth was heaped up by the soldiers and it was fixed. Thereupon,
 7      III, XVIII|        battle, to encourage the soldiers. He was unwilling and refused,
 8      III, XVIII|       the army, hoping that the soldiers would be less afraid and
 9      III, XXIII|       their brethren and fellow soldiers in Christ, all of them died
10        V, XIX  |         For Queen Baldhild sent soldiers with orders to put the bishop