Book, Chapter

 1        I, XXIII|      eminent in learning and the conduct of affairs, was promoted
 2       II, XII  |   willing, I will this very hour conduct you out of this province,
 3       II, XX   |        He came thither under the conduct of Bassus, a most valiant
 4      III, XIV  |     predecessors in learning and conduct of life.~Oswy, during the
 5       IV, I    | condition that he should himself conduct him into Britain, because
 6       IV, I    |          his reeve, Raedfrid, to conduct him. He, having arrived
 7       IV, V    |          small gift of money, to conduct him on his journey. He died
 8       IV, XVIII|       there supplied with men to conduct him on his way, and assist
 9        V, X    |       asked of him that he would conduct them to the ealdorman who
10        V, XIX  |      companion, and bade Wilfrid conduct him to Rome. When they came