Chapter

 1 II     |    all. One day he had been carried out of doors by the attendants,
 2 II     | wind, rising from the west, carried away their ships, and scattered
 3 IV     |    THE SOUL OF BISHOP AIDAN CARRIED TO HEAVEN BY ANGELS~BUT
 4 IV     |   faithful, whom I saw thus carried into heaven amid so much
 5 VII    | fourteen years ago, who was carried up into the third heaven."~
 6 XII    |   did as he was bidden, and carried the other part with him
 7 XXXIV  |  saw the soul of a holy man carried up to heaven in the arms
 8 XXXIV  |   the moment the man's soul carried to heaven, and knew beforehand
 9 XXXVIII|    of the day. We therefore carried him thither, for he was
10 XL     | placed on board a ship, and carried to the island of Lindisfarne.
11 XLV    |    things, he, who had been carried thither weak and borne upon