Book, Chapter

 1        0, Int    |    Augustine’s. Bede’s friend, Acca, succeeds Wilfrid as Bishop
 2      III, XIII   |     the most reverend prelate, Acca,is wont to relate, that
 3       IV, XIV    |       the most reverend Bishop Acca was wont often to relate
 4        V, XIX    | Sighing gently, he asked where Acca, the priest, was. This man,
 5        V, XIX    |       and spoke to the priest, Acca, after this manner:~"A dread
 6        V, XX     |       godly Abbot Hadrian, and Acca to Bishop Wilfrid. [709
 7        V, XX     |       was his native language.~Acca, his priest, succeeded Wilfrid
 8        V, XX     |    through neglect. For Bishop Acca himself was a most skilful
 9        V, XX  III|        in that of Lindisfarne, Acca in that of Hagustald, Pecthelm
10        V, XXIV   |    back to his kingdom; Bishop Acca was driven from his see.~