Book, Chapter

 1        0, Int  |   653 the Middle Angles (who occupied a part of Mercia) are converted,
 2        0, Int  |     remainder of the book is occupied mainly with Northumbrian
 3        0, Life | brother, unfit for study and occupied in manual labour, to whom,
 4        I, I    |     from the south, they had occupied the greater part of the
 5        I, XII  |   than they had been before, occupied all the northern and farthest
 6       II, XIV  |  them thirty-six days, fully occupied in catechizing and baptizing;
 7      III, I    |   his army. Then,when he had occupied the provinces of the Northumbrians
 8      III, VIII |      her death, the brothers occupied themselves with other things,
 9       IV, IV   |     monastery is to this day occupied by English inhabitants;
10       IV, XXXII|    the day; but while he was occupied with other thoughts and