Book, Chapter

1       II, XIII|         be followed." The other elders and king's counsellors,
2      III, III |         barbarians, sent to the elders of the Scots, among whom
3      III, III |      children, as well as their elders, were instructed by their
4      III, V   |       and in an assembly of the elders reported, that he had not
5      III, IX  |    which we have heard from our elders.~It happened, not long after
6      III, XXV |        keep, I received from my elders, who sent me hither as bishop;
7        V, XIV |     rebuked by the brethren and elders of the place, and admonished
8        V, XIX | respected, and cherished by his elders as one of themselves. At
9        V, XIX |         was justly loved by his elders and his equals. Having served