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1 0, Pref | been consulted.~For help received in different ways I wish
2 0, Life | admitted to the diaconate, and received priest’s orders in his thirtieth
3 0, Life | emerged from barbarism and received Christianity and the culture
4 0, Life | Lord. I have very gladly received the gift which thou sentest
5 I, I | the Britons and the Picts, received a third nation, the Scots,
6 I, IV | the faith, which they had received, uncorrupted and entire,
7 I, XV | invincible force. The newcomers received of the Britons a place to
8 I, XVII | thither from all parts, received the bishops, whose coming
9 I, XVIII | coming to St. Alban, there received of his relics, and left
10 I, XXI | after being very honourably received by Valentinian and his mother,
11 I, XXIII | bishop, if they should be received by the English, was sent
12 I, XXV | called Bertha; whom he had received from her parents, upon condition
13 I, XXVII | in Britain, and asked and received replies, of which he stood
14 I, XXVII | according to the orders received from the holy Father Gregory,
15 I, XXVII | that the English nation had received the faith of Christ, and
16 I, XXVII | seemed urgent to him. He soon received fitting answers to his questions,
17 I, XXVII | there are any clerks not received into holy orders, who cannot
18 I, XXVII | ignorance before they had received Baptism. For in these times
19 I, XXVII | because the bishop of Aries received the pall in the old times
20 I, XXVII | of the authority he has received. If it shall therefore happen,
21 I, XXVII | immortality which they had received, by the just judgement of
22 I, XXVII | know that this is to be received in a mystery; for if she
23 I, XXVII | which they would not have received at all, had not David first
24 I, XXX | with you, because we have received no account of the success
25 I, XXXI | Thy Name;’ forthwith they received the reply, ‘In this rejoice
26 I, XXXI | conversion of which you have received even the gift of working
27 I, XXXI | either shall receive, or have received, consider the same, not
28 I, XXXII | the grace which you have received from the Divine goodness,
29 I, XXXII | Whose faith you cause to be received and maintained in your own.~"
30 I, XXXII | appear small to you, when received by you with the blessing
31 II, I | of the humble! For he has received a message from on high and
32 II, I | This account, which we have received from a past generation,
33 II, II | Immediately the blind man received sight, and Augustine was
34 II, III | when this province also received the word of truth, by the
35 II, V | twenty-one years after he had received the faith, and was buried
36 II, V | protection to those whom he had received along with their doctrine.~
37 II, VI | the stripes which he had received. The king, astonished, asked
38 II, VI | his unlawful marriage, he received the faith of Christ, and
39 II, VII | much care and industry, and received letters of exhortation from
40 II, VIII | their Saviour: for having received letters from our son Adulwald,
41 II, VIII | confession of all nations, having received the mystery of the Christian
42 II, VIII | mind that which you have received through the kindness of
43 II, IX | with their king, Edwin, received the Word of faith through
44 II, IX | in the heavenly kingdom, received an increase also of his
45 II, IX | then reigned in Kent, he received the answer, "That it was
46 II, IX | the Northumbrians, and she received Baptism on the holy day
47 II, IX | of the wound which he had received, raised an army and marched
48 II, IX | engaging in war, either slew or received in surrender all those of
49 II, X | CHAP. X.~~AT this time he received a letter from Pope Boniface
50 II, X | you yourselves, who have received the breath of life from
51 II, XI | your Highness, also, having received the wonderful mystery of
52 II, XI | that mystery which you have received by faith, and of the marvellous
53 II, XII | which he had made, when he received the vision, promising to
54 II, XII | persecutor. Redwald willingly received him, and promised to perform '
55 II, XII | him to a throne.~ Having received this answer, the man who
56 II, XII | glad of the comfort he had received, but still troubled and
57 II, XII | with the prophecy he had received, not only escaped the danger
58 II, XIII | idolatry, declared that he received the faith of Christ: and
59 II, XIV | number of the common sort, received the faith, and the washing
60 II, XVII | the truth which they had received. The contents of which letter
61 II, XX | from whose disciples he had received the word of life. ~The affairs
62 II, XX | and was very honourably received by the Archbishop Honorius
63 II, XX | there the pall which he had received from the Pope of Rome. He
64 III, I | preaching of Paulinus, had also received the mysteries of the faith.
65 III, II | which name it undoubtedly received of old as a presage of what
66 III, III | when in banishment, had received the sacrament of Baptism,
67 III, III | those among them that had received priest’s orders administered
68 III, III | monks, because they had received the faith of Christ through
69 III, IV | the nation of the Picts received the faith of Christ. [565
70 III, IV | errors of idolatry, and received the true faith by the preaching
71 III, IV | example. Wherefore he also received of them the gift of the
72 III, V | nation in Christ, having received the dignity of a bishop.
73 III, V | whatsoever gifts of money he received from the rich, he either
74 III, V | grieving that they had not received the preacher sent to them.
75 III, VII | VII. How the West Saxons received the Word of God by the preaching
76 III, VII | in the reign of Cynegils,received the faith of Christ, through
77 III, VII | the bidding of the Pope he received episcopal consecration from
78 III, VII | the king himself, having received instruction as a catechumen,
79 III, VII | Northumbrians, being present, received him as he came forth from
80 III, VII | banishment, and learned and received the true faith; for the
81 III, VII | The king and the people received him honourably, and asked
82 III, VIII | which she said she had received in this manner. She had
83 III, X | feasting at supper. Being received by the owners of the house,
84 III, X | resort to that place, and received the blessing of health for
85 III, XI | reverence they ought to be received by all the faithful; for
86 III, XI | time, the very earth which received that holy water, had the
87 III, XVIII | for himself, and having received the tonsure, applied himself
88 III, XIX | Angles, he was honourably received by the aforesaid king, and
89 III, XIX | called to mind that he had received his garment when he died.
90 III, XIX | reject him whom you before received; for as you received the
91 III, XIX | before received; for as you received the goods of the sinner,
92 III, XIX | you; for if you had not received the money of this man that
93 III, XXI | the son of King Penda, received the faith and mysteries
94 III, XXI | At the Wall. And having received four priests, who by reason
95 III, XXI | faith, when they had once received the faith of Christ, saying,
96 III, XXII | Cedd, the East Saxons again received the faith, which they had
97 III, XXII | instance of King Oswy, again received the faith, which they had
98 III, XXII | ordination. Cedd, having received the episcopal dignity, returned
99 III, XXII | king of the same people, received him as he came forth from
100 III, XXIII | cleanse the place which he had received for the monastery from stain
101 III, XXIII | places which they had newly received for building a monastery
102 III, XXIII | buried there. Being gladly received by their brethren and fellow
103 III, XXIV | province of the Mercians received the faith of Christ, and
104 III, XXV | feared, lest haply, having received the name of Christians,
105 III, XXV | Gaul, from whom also he had received the crown of ecclesiastical
106 III, XXV | The Easter which I keep, I received from my elders, who sent
107 III, XXVI | the English nation,whom he received in the early years of his
108 III, XXVI | only cattle; for if they received any money from rich persons,
109 III, XXVI | monk went, he was joyfully received by all men, as God’s servant;
110 III, XXVI | avarice, that none of them received lands and possessions for
111 III, XXVII | another. The Scots willingly received them all, and took care
112 III, XXVII | episcopal office, which he received, by deeds worthy of it;
113 III, XXVII | of those things which he received from the rich. He also added
114 III, XXIX | servants of God. We have received to our comfort your Excellency’
115 III, XXIX | throughout your island. We have received the presents sent by your
116 III, XXX | preserved the faith which he had received, and, as we shall show hereafter,
117 IV, I | where they pleased. Having received the same, Theodore went
118 IV, I | above, and was by him kindly received, and long entertained. But
119 IV, II | dwelt, for he was gladly received and heard by all persons;
120 IV, II | know that I have not duly received episcopal ordination, I
121 IV, III | need to go. Ceadda having received the bishopric of the Mercians
122 IV, III | same end, and they, having received his blessing, had gone away
123 IV, V | might be most particularly received by them all.~"Article I.
124 IV, V | wander about, or be anywhere received without commendatory letters
125 IV, V | But if he shall be once received, and will not return when
126 IV, V | receiver, and he that is received shall be under excommunication.~"
127 IV, VI | Wynfrid being deposed, Sexwulf received his bishopric, and Earconwald
128 IV, VII | them, she and all of them received a most certain answer from
129 IV, X | went out of the place, she received the gift of sight which
130 IV, XI | Earconwald,and with his blessing received the religious habit, which
131 IV, XII | the Mercians and having received of him a certain church,
132 IV, XIII | of the aforesaid king, be received into his own country or
133 IV, XIII | here, who was present, and received him as his godson when he
134 IV, XIII | day on which the nation received the Baptism of the faith,
135 IV, XIII | that by his help they had received those which are temporal.~
136 IV, XIV | time that this province had received the faith of Christ, a grievous
137 IV, XIV | of the faith which he had received. The Apostles therefore,
138 IV, XIV | celebrated, that having received thy voyage provision, the
139 IV, XVI | XVI. How the Isle of Wight received Christian inhabitants, and
140 IV, XVI | Bishop. The part which he received, he committed to one of
141 IV, XVI | the wounds which he had received whilst he was fighting in
142 IV, XVI | provinces of Britain had received the faith of Christ, the
143 IV, XVI | the Isle of Wight also received the same; yet because it
144 IV, XVI | subjection, no man there received the office or see of a bishop,
145 IV, XVII | receiving those whom they received; glorifying God the Father,
146 IV, XVIII | and was now honourably received by Pope Agatho of blessed
147 IV, XVIII | and reading,, he had also received a commission from the Apostolic
148 IV, XVIII | was carried to Rome, and received with great joy by the Apostolic
149 IV, XIX | the city of Coludi,having received the veil of the religious
150 IV, XXIII | with that king she also received the faith and mysteries
151 IV, XXIII | her to her home, and she received land to the extent of one
152 IV, XXIII | and princes, sought and received her counsel; she obliged
153 IV, XXIII | and about cockcrow, having received the voyage provision of
154 IV, XXIV | man, but by God’s grace he received the free gift of song, for
155 IV, XXIV | said the other. Having received this answer he straightway
156 IV, XXIV | told him of the gift he had received, was conducted to the abbess,
157 IV, XXIV | monastic vows; and having received him into the monastery,
158 IV, XXIV | me the Eucharist." Having received It into his hand, he asked,
159 IV, XXVII | man’s direction, from him received both a knowledge of the
160 IV, XXVII | the faith which they had received, had recourse to the false
161 IV, XXIX | be accounted worthy to be received into the like abode of eternal
162 IV, XXXII | its place. But he having received the hairs of the holy head,
163 V, I | became a bishop. After he had received the priesthood, he consecrated
164 V, III | said he, "and had been received with great and universal
165 V, IV | hand, and having forthwith received health and strength, ministered
166 V, VII | obtain to be more readily received into the fellowship of the
167 V, X | the Franks, were gladly received by him; and as he had lately
168 V, X | equal in power. So the reeve received and entertained them in
169 V, XI | Old Saxons, those who had received the Word were dispersed
170 V, XII | river Tweed, and having received the tonsure, went apart
171 V, XII | repented, they shall all be received into the kingdom of Heaven
172 V, XII | which the souls of those are received who, indeed, when they leave
173 V, XII | monastery above-mentioned, and received the crown of the monastic
174 V, XIV | he died without having received the saving Viaticum, and
175 V, XV | places, was most gladly received by him and gladly heard,
176 V, XVIII | XVIII. How the South Saxons received Eadbert and Eolla, and the
177 V, XIX | the holy places at Rome, received the tonsure, and ending
178 V, XIX | other books, having not yet received the tonsure, but being in
179 V, XIX | stayed with him three years, received from him the tonsure, and
180 V, XIX | Frisland, and honourably received by that barbarous people
181 V, XXI | Easter Sunday, which we received from the Gospel, in the
182 V, XXI | month, all which we have received by the Law to be observed,
183 V, XXI | meet to be followed and received by us than that which that
184 V, XXI | be reasonable, shall be received by all clerks in my kingdom."
185 V, XXII | honourably and joyfully received. Being a most gracious teacher,
186 V, XX III| after in that country they received the due reward of their
187 V, XXIV | Romans who came to Britain, received the surrender of a great
188 V, XXIV | year 604, the East Saxons received the faith of Christ, under
189 V, XXIV | nineteenth year of my age, I received deacon’s orders; in the
190 V, XXIV | Ceolfrid. From the time when I received priest’s orders, till the
191 V, XXIV | Archbishop Tatwine, having received the pall by Apostolic authority,
192 V, XXIV | and bishop Egbert, having received the pall from the Apostolic
193 V, XXIV | Winfrid, Bishop of the Franks, received the crown of martyrdom,
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