LIST OF CHAPTERS

BOOK III

CAP.		PAGE
I.	How the first successors of King Aeduini betrayed the faith of their nation, and how the most Christian King Osuald restored both the kingdom and the faith [633-634]	324
II.	How, from the wood of the cross which the same king had erected before fighting against the barbarians, among countless miracles of healing, a certain person was cured of the ailment of a painful arm	328
III.	How the same king, requesting a bishop from the nation of the Scots, received Aedan, and gave him an episcopal see on the island of Lindisfarne [635]	334
IV.	When the nation of the Picts received the faith of Christ [565]	338
V.	Concerning the life of Bishop Aedan [635-651]	344
VI.	Concerning the religion and marvelous piety of King Osuald [634-642]	350
VII.	How the province of the West Saxons received the word of God, with Birinus preaching; and concerning his successors Agilberct and Leutherius [635-670]	354
VIII.	How the king of the Kentish people, Earconberct, ordered idols to be destroyed; and concerning his daughter Earcongota, and his relative Aedilberga, virgins consecrated to God [640]	360
IX.	How, in the place where King Osuald was killed, frequent miracles of healing were performed; and how first a beast of burden of a certain traveler, and then a paralytic girl, were cured [642]	368
X.	How the dust of that place was effective against fire	372
XI.	How a heavenly light stood over his relics throughout the whole night; and how demoniacs were cured through them	376
XII.	How a little boy was cured of a fever at his tomb	382