Book, Chapter
1 0, Int | first among Englishmen by holy S. Augustine, our Apostle,
2 0, Int | Ethelburg, Adamnan’s work on the Holy Places, and the Anonymous
3 0, Int | opens with the story of the holy Ethelwald, who succeeded
4 0, Int | lona, whose book on the "Holy Places" is here described.~
5 0, Life | to wit, that masses and holy prayers are diligently offered
6 0, Life | God,’ and much more out of Holy Scripture; wherein also
7 0, Life | greatly to sit facing my holy place where I was wont to
8 0, Life | and to the Son, and to the Holy Ghost,’ and the rest, he
9 I, IV | In their time, whilst the holy Eleutherus presided over
10 I, VIII | raised in honour of the holy martyrs, and, as if displaying
11 I, X | speaks of him as a good and holy man; later slanders are
12 I, XVII | request and commands of the Holy Church, and put to sea.
13 I, XVII | having, in the name of the Holy Trinity, taken and sprinkled
14 I, XVIII | CHAP. XVIII. How the same holy man gave sight to the blind
15 I, XVIII | then Germanus, full of the Holy Ghost, invoking the Trinity,
16 I, XIX | CHAP. XIX. How the same holy man, being detained there
17 I, XIX | house that sheltered the holy man lay open to it, and
18 I, XX | implored the assistance of the holy bishops; who, hastening
19 I, XX | commanded in their camp. The holy days of Lent were also at
20 I, XXI | Pelagian heresy, and again the holy Germanus was entreated by
21 I, XXI | messenger, hastened to meet the holy men, carrying with him his
22 I, XXIII | CHAP. XXIII. How the holy Pope Gregory sent Augustine,
23 I, XXIV | To his most reverend and holy brother and fellow bishop
24 I, XXV | after their manner, with the holy cross, and the image of
25 I, XXV | this city, and from Thy holy house, for we have sinned.
26 I, XXVI | by the pure life of these holy men and their gracious promises,
27 I, XXVI | in the unity of Christ’s Holy Church. It is told that
28 I, XXVII | orders received from the holy Father Gregory, was ordained
29 I, XXVII | the City of Rome, answers.—Holy Scripture, in which we doubt
30 I, XXVII | clerks not received into holy orders, who cannot live
31 I, XXVII | of Masses observed in the holy Roman Church, and another
32 I, XXVII | for nothing is found in Holy Writ on this matter that
33 I, XXVII | and obtained the crown of holy martyrdom. For, though he
34 I, XXVII | For in these times the Holy Church chastises some things
35 I, XXVII | receive the Sacrament of Holy Communion? Or whether a
36 I, XXVII | receive the Mystery of the Holy Communion? All which things
37 I, XXVII | excluded from the privilege of Holy Baptism? For it is very
38 I, XXVII | because, as the grace of the Holy Mystery is to be with much
39 I, XXVII | receive the Mystery of the Holy Communion during those days.
40 I, XXVII | to forbear entering the holy place, because the pleasure
41 I, XXVII | their deed. For this the holy preaching concedes to them,
42 I, XXVII | receiving the Mystery of the Holy Communion, when it is lawful
43 I, XXVII | hinder the receiving of the Holy Mystery, or celebrating
44 I, XXVII | celebrating Mass, when a holy day requires it, or necessity
45 I, XXVIII | Thus far the answers of the holy Pope Gregory, to the questions
46 I, XXVIII | To his most reverend and holy brother and fellow bishop,
47 I, XXIX | as likewise relics of the holy Apostles and martyrs; besides
48 I, XXIX | To his most reverend and holy brother and fellow bishop,
49 I, XXIX | of his office, from this holy and Apostolic see, which
50 I, XXX | or the nativities of the holy martyrs, whose relics are
51 I, XXXII | one God, Father, Son, and Holy Ghost; that you may surpass
52 I, XXXII | full of the knowledge of Holy Scripture, and, by the help
53 I, XXXII | know that, as we find in Holy Scripture from the words
54 I, XXXIII | consecrated it in the name of the Holy Saviour, our Divine Lord
55 I, XXXIII | perceiving that he had been a holy man that was buried there,
56 II, I | grievous."~ So spake the holy man constrained by his great
57 II, I | to the questions of the holy Augustine, the first bishop
58 II, I | celebrated in the churches of the holy Apostles, Peter and Paul,
59 II, I | glory with the rest of the holy pastors of the Church. On
60 II, I | souls from the enemy by his holy teaching. And whatsoever
61 II, II | throughout the world, the holy father, Augustine, put an
62 II, II | themselves first to a certain holy and discreet man, who was
63 II, II | according to the custom of the holy Roman Apostolic Church;
64 II, II | fulfilled the prophecy of the holy Bishop Augustine, though
65 II, IV | both by frequent words of holy exhortation and constant
66 II, IV | dedicated a church to the holy Mother of God, and to all
67 II, V | may also partake of the holy Bread of which he partook;
68 II, V | sacred Oblation without the holy cleansing, at last, they
69 II, VI | built the church of the holy Mother of God, in the monastery
70 II, VII | church and monastery of the holy Apostle Peter, close by
71 II, IX | it should be found more holy and more worthy of God.~
72 II, IX | Forthhere.~ On that same holy Easter night, the queen
73 II, IX | received Baptism on the holy day of Pentecost, along
74 II, X | Word, and the unity of the Holy Spirit, made man after His
75 II, X | This God,—Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, the undivided Trinity,—
76 II, X | creatures, by the fire of His Holy Spirit wonderfully to kindle
77 II, X | through the regeneration of Holy Baptism. We have, therefore,
78 II, X | Son Jesus Christ, and the Holy Ghost, to the end that,
79 II, X | co-operating power of the Holy and undivided Trinity, be
80 II, X | upon you the sign of the Holy Cross, by which the human
81 II, X | Christ His Son, and the Holy Ghost, and the indivisible
82 II, X | born again of water and the Holy Ghost, you may, through
83 II, XI | marriage in the bond of a holy and unblemished union. For
84 II, XI | heart by the message of the Holy Ghost, that he may put from
85 II, XI | and so the testimony of Holy Scripture may shine forth
86 II, XIV | faith, and the washing of holy regeneration, in the eleventh
87 II, XIV | baptized at York, on the holy day of Easter, being the
88 II, XVIII | your master and head, the holy Gregory; and that, for the
89 II, XIX | in the observance of the holy Festival of Easter, as has
90 II, XIX | our most beloved and most holy Tomianus, Columbanus, Cromanus,
91 II, XIX | and vice-gerent of the holy Apostolic See; John, the
92 II, XIX | notaries and vicegerent of the holy Apostolic See, and John,
93 II, XIX | bearers to Pope Severinus, of holy memory, were left, when
94 II, XX | laid in the chapel of the holy Pope Gregory, from whose
95 II, XX | a true churchman and a holy man, who continuing long
96 III, II | erected the symbol of the Holy Cross, and knelt down and
97 III, II | splinters from the wood of the holy cross, and put them into
98 III, II | morning the sacrifice of the Holy Oblation. And since that
99 III, II | go up to the place of the holy cross, he desired him, on
100 III, III | followed the writings of the holy and praiseworthy Father
101 III, IV | Ninias, a most reverend and holy man of the British nation,
102 III, IV | then the most reverend and holy father and priest, Egbert,
103 III, V | Among other lessons in holy living, Aidan left the clergy
104 III, VI | sitting at dinner, on the holy day of Easter, with the
105 III, VII | would sow the seed of the holy faith in the farthest inland
106 III, VII | people, Oswald, the most holy and victorious king of the
107 III, VIII | heaven, which bore that holy soul, set loose from the
108 III, XI | though they knew him to be a holy man, yet, as he was a native
109 III, XI | earnestly to pray that those holy relics, beloved of God,
110 III, XI | royal character of this holy man, they hung up over the
111 III, XI | earth which received that holy water, had the power of
112 III, XI | Ethelhild, the sister of the holy men, Ethelwinand Aldwin,
113 III, XIII | some time with Wilbrord,the holy archbishop of the Frisians,
114 III, XV | arise, and gave them some ~holy oil to calm it. [Between
115 III, XV | same time gave them some holy oil, saying, "I know that
116 III, XVII | which also he, with the holy Church, believed would truly
117 III, XIX | there came out of Ireland a holy man called Fursa, renowned
118 III, XIX | as is most fitting for holy men, he carefully practised
119 III, XIX | tidings he learned from the holy angels and just men who
120 III, XIX | heavenly hosts; as also of holy men of his own nation, who,
121 III, XIX | garment when he died. The holy angel, immediately laying
122 III, XXII | as he came forth from the holy font. ~
123 III, XXIII | the Deiri, finding him a holy, wise, and good man, desired
124 III, XXIII | the king; and he, that the holy work might not be intermitted,
125 III, XXIV | daughter to the Lord in holy virginity, and give twelve
126 III, XXIV | buried in the church of the holy Apostle Peter. King Oswy
127 III, XXV | according to the custom of all holy men; for which reason he
128 III, XXV | evening, began to observe the holy solemnity of Easter. Thus
129 III, XXV | Colman rejoined: "Did the holy Anatolius, much commended
130 III, XXV | that Anatolius was a most holy, learned, and commendable
131 III, XXV | confirmed, as they are, by Holy Scripture, you scorn to
132 III, XXV | though your fathers were holy, do you think that those
133 III, XXV | Christ’s servant,) was a holy man and powerful in miracles,
134 III, XXVII | CHAP. XXVII. How Egbert, a holy man of the English nation,
135 III, XXVIII | s zeal, sent into Kent a holy man, of modest character,
136 III, XXIX | and by the choice of the holy Church of the English nation,
137 III, XXIX | things delivered by the holy Apostles, Peter and Paul,
138 III, XXIX | Peter and Paul, and of the holy martyrs, Laurentius, John,
139 III, XXIX | it, made out of the most holy chains of the blessed Apostles,
140 IV, I | African, well versed in Holy Scripture, trained in monastic
141 IV, II | instructed in the study of holy Scripture, and in the catholic
142 IV, II | together with the books of Holy Scripture, they also taught
143 IV, III | for he knew him to be a holy man, and therefore obliged
144 IV, III | self-denial and meditation on the Holy Scriptures. But whereas
145 IV, III | him, and whilst, as became holy men, they were discoursing
146 IV, V | there to end his days at the holy places, having asked Bishop
147 IV, V | been decreed and defined by holy and approved fathers, may
148 IV, V | down in the canons of the holy fathers.’ Then forthwith
149 IV, V | we all in common keep the holy day of Easter on the Sunday
150 IV, V | wife, except it be, as the holy Gospel teaches, for fornication.
151 IV, V | living in the unity of His Holy Church."~This synod was
152 IV, VI | there ended his life in holy conversation.~Theodore then
153 IV, VI | is said to have been most holy, as is even now testified
154 IV, VI | brother the bishop, by her own holy life and by her regular
155 IV, XVII | Britain sitting with him, the holy Gospels being laid before
156 IV, XVII | delivered by the creed of the holy fathers, and by all holy
157 IV, XVII | holy fathers, and by all holy and universal synods in
158 IV, XVII | agreeably to it, and with the holy fathers confess the Father,
159 IV, XVII | the Father, and Son, and Holy Ghost, to be properly and
160 IV, XVII | of the right faith, this holy synod added to its document, "
161 IV, XVII | We acknowledge the five holy and general councils of
162 IV, XVII | before the worlds, and the Holy Ghost proceeding ineffably
163 IV, XVII | and the Son, even as those holy Apostles, prophets, and
164 IV, XVIII | archchanter of the church of the holy Apostle Peter,and abbot
165 IV, XIX | opened and the body of the holy virgin and bride of Christ
166 IV, XIX | I found the body of the holy virgin taken out of the
167 IV, XX | to imitate the method of Holy Scripture, wherein many
168 IV, XX | God comes to the womb of a holy virgin, to be the Saviour
169 IV, XX | before the honour due to the holy raiment; disease is driven
170 IV, XXII | of the Sacrifice of the holy Oblation, for the deliverance
171 IV, XXIII | much time to reading of the Holy Scriptures, and to exercise
172 IV, XXIII | our salvation, to give her holy soul the trial of a long
173 IV, XXIII | the voyage provision of Holy Housel, and called together
174 IV, XXIV | many other histories from Holy Scripture; the Incarnation,
175 IV, XXIV | heaven; the coming of the Holy Ghost, and the teaching
176 IV, XXIV | himself with the sign of the Holy Cross, he laid his head
177 IV, XXV | entirely to tears of penitence, holy vigils and continence; so
178 IV, XXVII | has been said, caused the holy and venerable Cuthbertto
179 IV, XXVIII | king himself, with the most holy Bishop and other religious
180 IV, XXIX | called Herebert, a man of holy life, who had long been
181 IV, XXIX | for his knowledge of the Holy Scriptures, as also for
182 IV, XXX | garments that, had covered the holy body; which presents he
183 IV, XXXII | cured by the relics of the holy father, Cuthbert. For when
184 IV, XXXII | received the hairs of the holy head, prompted by some salutary
185 V, II | church of Hagustald by the holy man John, of whom those
186 V, II | he made the sign of the Holy Cross on his tongue, directing
187 V, IV | wife that was sick, with holy water.~THE same abbot related
188 V, IV | that lay sick some of the holy water, which he had blessed
189 V, VII | the same threshold of the holy Apostles. [688 A.D.]~In
190 V, VII | he was baptized on the Holy Saturday before Easter Day,
191 V, VII | Apostles, to whose most holy body his pious love had
192 V, VII | the neighbourhood of the holy places, that he might obtain
193 V, VIII | tomb rests the body of the holy prelate, called now in the
194 V, IX | CHAP. IX. How the holy man, Egbert, would have
195 V, IX | adore the thresholds of the holy Apostles and martyrs of
196 V, X | some other advantage to the holy Church, whereof he had been
197 V, X | still attempted to send holy and industrious men to the
198 V, XI | consecrated in the church of the Holy Martyr Cecilia, on her festival;
199 V, XV | same wrote a book about the holy places. [703 A.D.]~AT this
200 V, XV | wrote a book concerning the holy places, of great profit
201 V, XV | Jerusalem for the sake of the holy places; and having wandered
202 V, XV | and acquainted with the holy places, was most gladly
203 V, XV | worthy of remembrance in the holy places, Adamnan straightway
204 V, XVIII | and beasts; so that the holy dust being frequently carried
205 V, XVIII | man very learned in the Holy Scriptures.~Whilst they
206 V, XIX | also, when they came to the holy places at Rome, received
207 V, XIX | the friendship of the most holy and learned Boniface, the
208 V, XIX | tarried beyond the sea, the holy man, Ceadda, was consecrated
209 V, XIX | And he also brought the holy season of Easter, returning
210 V, XX | likewise carefully provided holy vessels, lamps, and other
211 V, XX | well as most learned in Holy Writ, sound in the confession
212 V, XX | among the clergy of the most holy and beloved of God, Bosa,
213 V, XX | concerning the ordinances of the Holy Church, which he could not
214 V, XXI | after the example of the holy Roman Apostolic Church.
215 V, XXI | follow the custom of the holy Roman Apostolic Church,
216 V, XXI | the catholic observance of holy Easter, according to what
217 V, XXI | is a gift of God to his Holy Church. For a certain profane
218 V, XXI | first day ye shall have an holy convocation.’~"If therefore
219 V, XXI | seventh day shall be a more holy convocation, ye shall do
220 V, XXI | celebrate the vigil of the holy night from the evening of
221 V, XXI | with the doctrine of the Holy Scriptures, in the celebration
222 V, XXI | bought the grace of the Holy Ghost, said, ‘Thy money
223 V, XXI | to bear the sign of His Holy Cross on the forehead, to
224 V, XXI | that many of them have been holy men and worthy servants
225 V, XXI | with him, ‘I beseech you, holy brother, how is it that
226 V, XX III| Unbelief. In that year the holy man of God, Egbert, departed
227 V, XX III| and of notable learning in Holy Scripture.~Thus at the present
228 V, XXIV | 729, comets appeared; the holy Egbert passed away; and
229 V, XXIV | following brief notes on the Holy Scriptures, and also to
230 V, XXIV | written the Life of the Holy Father Cuthbert, (see IV,
231 V, XXIV | of the Festivals of the Holy Martyrs, in which I have
232 V, XXIV | Modes of Speech in which the Holy Scriptures are written.~
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