Book, Chapter

 1        0, Life   |    and being learned in our native poetry, he said also in
 2      III, VII    |   bishop called Agilbert, a native of Gaul, but who had then
 3      III, XI     |  holy man, yet, as he was a native of another province, and
 4      III, XIX    |   own, he departed from his native island, and came with a
 5      III, XXVII  |     Colman, forsaking their native island, retired thither,
 6       IV, XXIII  |    into Gaul, forsaking her native country and all that she
 7       IV, XXIV   |   in English, which was his native language. By his songs the
 8       IV, XXV    | into Ireland, which was his native country, and returned no
 9        V, XX     |  the English, which was his native language.~Acca, his priest,
10        V, XX  III|  and familiar to him as his native language. He was buried