Book, Chapter

1        I, XXII|      those times, and was only acquainted with the existing peaceable
2        I, XXIV|     knowing, that when you are acquainted with it, you will, as the
3       II, IV  | universal Church; but becoming acquainted with the Britons, we thought
4      III, XXIX|      by reading whereof we are acquainted with your most pious devotion
5       IV, I   |     and was, therefore, better acquainted with the way, and was, moreover,
6       IV, V   |     church, who loved and were acquainted with the canonical statutes
7       IV, VII |      writing by those who were acquainted with them, that their memory
8        V, XV  | learned in the Scriptures, and acquainted with the holy places, was