LIST OF CHAPTERS

CHAP.		PAGE
XIX.	How the same man, being detained there by reason of illness, extinguished fires in houses by prayer and was himself cured of his languor by a vision [429] . . . . .	86
XX.	How the same bishops brought heavenly help to the Britons in battle, and thus returned home [430] . . . . .	88
XXI.	How, as the shoots of the Pelagian plague were growing again, Germanus returned to Britain with Severus, first restoring the gait to a lame youth, and then, after the heretics were condemned or corrected, restoring the path of faith to the people of God [449] .	94
XXII.	How the Britons, while the foreigners were quiet for a time, destroyed themselves with civil wars and also sank into greater wickednesses [? 430-449]	98
XXIII.	How the holy Pope Gregory, sending Augustine with monks to preach to the English nation, comforted them with an exhortatory letter so that they would not cease from their labors [596] . . . . .	100
XXIV.	How he sent a letter to the bishop of Arles for their reception [596] . . .	104
XXV.	How Augustine, coming to Britain, first preached to the king of the Kentish people on the island of Thanet; and thus, having received permission from him, entered Kent to preach [597] . .	106
XXVI.	How he imitated the doctrine and life of the primitive church in Kent, and received an episcopal see in the king's city [597]	112
XXVII.	How, having been made bishop, he sent word to Pope Gregory of what had been done in Britain, and at the same time requested and received answers regarding his necessities [597] . . . . .	116
XXVIII.	How Pope Gregory sent a letter to the bishop of Arles for the assistance of Augustine in the work of God [601] . . . . .	154
XXIX.	How he sent a pallium a liturgical vestment, a letter, and more ministers of the word to Augustine [601] .	156