Book, Chapter

1        0, Int   |       s early history with its bearing on the great crisis of his
2        I, VI    | attained to the great glory of bearing faithful witness to God.~
3        I, XV    |       Britons, and a monument, bearing his name, is still in existence
4        I, XX    |         on a sudden, Germanus, bearing the standard, exhorted his
5        I, XXV   |  Divine, not with magic power, bearing a silver cross for their
6       II, VIII  | kindness of the Apostolic see, bearing in mind what it is that
7       IV, XXIV  |       that he could learn, and bearing it in mind, and as it were
8       IV, XXVIII|  without any likelihood of its bearing fruit; but a plentiful crop
9        V, VII   |     Peter’s sanctuary revered, bearing mystic gifts. He shall walk