Book, Chapter

 1       II, IX   |    mind was wholly bent upon calling the nation to which he was
 2       II, XII  | first hour of the night; and calling him out, told him what the
 3      III, XI   |     the men’s apartment, and calling a priest, desired that he
 4      III, XIV  |      he was warming himself, calling to mind what the bishop
 5      III, XXII |   nation of the East Saxons, calling to him two other bishops
 6       IV, XI   |  word or gesture. Wherefore, calling to him the aforesaid bishop
 7       IV, XXIII|   awoke all the sisters, and calling them to the church, admonished
 8       IV, XXIV | sleep, and saluting him, and calling him by his name, said, "
 9        V, XII  |     so, until the day of his calling hence, in his unwearied
10        V, XIX  |       for the said Ethelred, calling to him Coenred, whom he