Historical Works, Vol. II (1930) - Page 15

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XXIV.	That there was a brother in her monastery to whom the gift of singing was granted by God [658-680]	140
XXV.	What vision appeared to a certain man of God before the monastery of Coldingham original: "Coludanae urbis" was consumed by fire	150
XXVI.	On the death of Kings Ecgfrith and Hlothere [685]	160
XXVII.	How the man of the Lord, Cuthbert, was made bishop; and how he lived and taught while still in the monastic life [685]	164
XXVIII.	How, while living the anchorite life, he produced a spring from dry ground by prayer, and received a crop from the labor of his hands beyond the time of sowing [676]	172
XXIX.	How, already a bishop, he foretold his impending death to the anchorite Hereberct [685-687]	180
XXX.	How his body was found immune to decay after eleven years of burial; and not long after, his successor in the episcopate departed from the world [698]	184
XXXI.	How a certain person was healed of paralysis at his tomb	188
XXXII.	How another was recently cured of an eye ailment at his relics	192

BOOK V


I.	How Oidiluald, successor to Cuthbert in the anchorite life, calmed a storm by prayer for brothers laboring at sea [687-699]	198
II.	How Bishop John cured a mute person suffering from scabs original: "scabiosum" by blessing him [687-721]	202
III.	How he healed a young girl suffering from illness by prayer [687-721]	206
IV.	How he healed the sick wife of an earl with holy water [687-721]	212