Chapter

 1 PREF  |          your friend and faithful servant; offer up masses for me,
 2 IV    |        faithful, decreed that its servant should encounter the merit
 3 VI    |           MEANWHILE this reverend servant of God, abandoning worldly
 4 VI    |         and travelling spear to a servant, for he had not yet resigned
 5 VI    |        the bystanders: " Behold a servant of the Lord ! " herein imitating
 6 VI    |           that veteran priest and servant of God, the pious Sigfrid,
 7 VIII  |          in weakness." ~When that servant of the Lord, Boisil, saw
 8 XV    |         that she had been a false servant of the Lord, and that her
 9 XVI   | LINDISFARNE~WHILST this venerable servant of the Lord was thus during
10 XVII  |       ocean. No one, before God's servant Cuthbert, had ever dared
11 XVII  |       reside there: but when this servant of Christ came, armed with
12 XIX   |         grievously. Christ's holy servant, as he himself afterwards
13 XIX   |        miracles did this reverend servant of Christ imitate the example
14 XXI   |       ready obedience to Christ'› servant, when he had need of it.
15 XXII  |     honour, the venerable Boisil, servant of Christ, who, when an
16 XXII  |       Boisil, that this, our holy servant of Christ, should attain
17 XXIV  |          presence of God's chosen servant, the holy King Egfrid, he
18 XXV   |         THE BISHOPRIC, HE CURED A SERVANT OY ONE OF THE KING S ATTENDANTS
19 XXV   |           water, and gave it to a servant whose name was Baldhelm,
20 XXVIII|         long afterwards, the same servant of God, Cuthbert, was summoned
21 XXXI  |          the holiness of Christ's servant, and to admire the virtues
22 XXXIV |           remember in the mass my servant Hadwald," (for that was
23 XXXV  |           entertained by Christ's servant, Abbess Verca,-a woman of
24 XXXV  |            who returned it to the servant. The man, taking the cup,
25 XXXVI |          God had for his faithful servant, so as to vindicate him
26 XXXVII|            wishing to cleanse his servant from every stain of earthly
27 XXXVII|           though I am, of being a servant of Christ, you may think
28 XLI   |         THROWN ~BUT even when the servant of Christ was dead and buried,
29 XLIII |           MEANWHILE, God's chosen servant, Bishop Eadbert, was seized
30 XLVI  |            When, therefore, God's servant Cuthbert had been translated
31 XLVI  |           begged of Christ's holy servant Felgeld to give them a small
32 XLVI  |    portion of the relics of God's servant Cuthbert, or of Ethelwald