Book, Chapter

 1        I, III    |      for in his time two most notable towns were there taken and
 2       II, I      |     likewise composed another notable book, the "Liber Pastoralis,"
 3      III, XVI    |      Before 651 A.D.]~ANOTHER notable miracle of the same father
 4       IV, IV     | better customs, it contains a notable society of monks, who are
 5        V, IX     |  companions, called Wictbert, notable for his contempt of the
 6        V, X      |     Word, among whom the most notable was Wilbrord, a man eminent
 7        V, XVIII  |       his own nation, wrote a notable book against the error of
 8        V, XX     |       manner invited to him a notable singer called Maban, who
 9        V, XXI    |  which number is Adamnan, the notable abbot and priest of the
10        V, XX  III|      piety and wisdom, and of notable learning in Holy Scripture.~