Book, Chapter

1      III, XXVI |     so that wheresoever any clerk or monk went, he was joyfully
2       IV, V    |     conversion.~"V. That no clerk, forsaking his own bishop,
3       IV, XIV  |     indeed was shorn like a clerk, the other had a long beard;
4       IV, XXVII| English people, that when a clerk or priest came to a township,
5        V, XII  |  there was one shorn like a clerk, one a layman, and one a
6        V, XIX  | death; whom Wilfrid, as his clerk, attended to the place where
7        V, XXI  |   or having the degree of a clerk, must needs curb themselves