Book, Chapter

 1        I, XXVI|        only of the Roman walls remain. Roman bricks are used as
 2       II, XIX |      any obscurity should long remain undispelled in a matter
 3      III, VI  |        he was slain in battle, remain uncorrupted to this day,
 4      III, VII |        episcopal see there and remain as the bishop of his people.
 5      III, XXVI|     the brethren that chose to remain in the church of Lindisfarne,
 6       IV, XI  |         but rather coveting to remain poor in spirit for the sake
 7       IV, XVII|      which he presided, should remain free from all such taint,
 8       IV, XXX |        the place will not long remain empty, which has been hallowed
 9        V, III |      of the arm still seems to remain.’ But when we departed thence,
10        V, IX  | undertaking and was content to remain at home.~But one of his