Book, Chapter

 1        I, XXXII|      as follows:~"To the most glorious lord, and his most excellent
 2        I, XXXII|      your Majesty’s name more glorious even to posterity.~"For
 3       II, IX   |    not, lest the light of the glorious Gospel of Christ should
 4       II, XX   |        with the fruits of his glorious labours; and, dying in that
 5       IV, IX   |     up that appearance of the glorious body which she beheld, she
 6       IV, XX   |    Child of a noble sire, and glorious by royal birth, more noble
 7        V, X    |     Finally, Pippin, the most glorious duke of the Franks, learning
 8        V, XIII | thought; and he said to those glorious men in white raiment who
 9        V, XIX  |    stood by me a certain one, glorious in white raiment, and he
10        V, XXI  |      most excellent lord, and glorious King Naiton, Abbot Ceolfrid,