Book, Chapter
1 0, Pref | and it is hoped that it may be found useful by those
2 0, Int | near to our author, and may have more than in most cases
3 0, Int | brief analysis of the work may be of some use to the student
4 0, Int | were consulted by him, we may infer from some of his chronological
5 0, Int | to the history itself, we may trace a division of subjects
6 0, Int | throughout the land. Book IV may be said to describe the
7 0, Int | Archbishop (no date is given; it may have been in 605); fresh
8 0, Life | earlier age than Bede’s. We may compare the story of the
9 0, Life | written at a later time. We may infer then that he was born
10 0, Life | Ascension Day was on the 26th of May ("VII Kal. Junii") which
11 0, Life | Anonymous History of the Abbots may perhaps refer to him, though
12 0, Life | the present generation. We may fairly assume that, except
13 0, Life | find me among the brethren? May they not say, ‘Where is
14 0, Life | work and devotion, that we may find the secret of the fascination
15 0, Life | history. In whatever way we may regard these anecdotes,
16 0, Life | dated November, 734. If we may assume that his death took
17 0, Life | the twenty-sixth day of May, and daily gave lessons
18 0, Life | than is needful that he may consider, ere the soul departs,
19 0, Life | monastery to me; that I may distribute among them the
20 0, Life | that I too, sitting there, may call upon my Father.’ And
21 I, I | tract of country, and they may have to some extent amalgamated
22 I, I | said they, "whereby you may know what to do; we know
23 I, XXIII | grace, and grant that I may, in the heavenly country,
24 I, XXIV | And to the end that you may be the more ready in your
25 I, XXVI | the earliest missionaries may have been his disciples,
26 I, XXVII | ecclesiastical rule, that they may live orderly, and attend
27 I, XXVII | any other Church, which may be more acceptable to Almighty
28 I, XXVII | church?~Gregory answers.—You may judge, my brother, by the
29 I, XXVII | who is corrected, that he may not be delivered up to the
30 I, XXVII | punishment, so that the mind may do nothing beyond the rule
31 I, XXVII | Whether two full brothers may marry two sisters, who are
32 I, XXVII | answers.—Most assuredly this may lawfully be done; for nothing
33 I, XXVII | Question.—To what degree may the faithful marry with
34 I, XXVII | brothers, or two sisters, may be joined in matrimony;
35 I, XXVII | Question.—Whether a bishop may be consecrated without other
36 I, XXVII | over from Gaul, that they may be present as witnesses
37 I, XXVII | manner, that the said bishops may not be far asunder, to the
38 I, XXVII | in spiritual affairs, we may take example by the temporal,
39 I, XXVII | the temporal, that they may be wisely and discreetly
40 I, XXVII | in the way of matrimony, may also partake in the joy
41 I, XXVII | persons be assembled, as may either rejoice in the advancement
42 I, XXVII | among the bishops, they may be amended. And if he shall
43 I, XXVII | care, that the unlearned may be taught, the weak strengthened
44 I, XXVII | forth, after what time she may come into the church? As
45 I, XXVII | many days the infant born may be baptized, lest he be
46 I, XXVII | how long after her husband may have carnal knowledge of
47 I, XXVII | under certain circumstances, may come into the church before
48 I, XXVII | after how many days she may come into the church, you
49 I, XXVII | garment of our Lord, why may not she, who has her courses,
50 I, XXVII | the church of God? But you may say, Her infirmity compelled
51 I, XXVII | our Lord’s garment, why may not that which is allowed
52 I, XXVII | and thereby human nature may itself know what it is become
53 I, XXVII | thought, that the punishment may be with discernment. For
54 I, XXVII | sun. Which, nevertheless, may be understood spiritually,
55 I, XXVII | happen in a dream, any man may receive the Body of our
56 I, XXVII | washed with water, that he may cleanse away the sins of
57 I, XXVII | temptation depart before, may know himself to be in a
58 I, XXVII | Thus, then, man is, as I may say, a captive and yet free.
59 I, XXVIII | kindness and affection, that it may refresh him by the benefit
60 I, XXVIII | of others, the punishment may fall upon the guilty, and
61 I, XXVIII | guilty, and the innocent may not suffer under false report.
62 I, XXIX | honours, to the end that they may by this recompense be encouraged
63 I, XXIX | of the Mass; that so you may ordain twelve bishops in
64 I, XXIX | life of your Holiness they may learn the rule of a right
65 I, XXIX | and righteousness, they may, when it shall please the
66 I, XXX | temples are not destroyed, may remove error from their
67 I, XXX | and adoring the true God, may the more freely resort to
68 I, XXX | gratifications are retained, they may the more easily consent
69 I, XXX | where he is at present, may consider how he is to order
70 I, XXXI | are wrought, the weak mind may be puffed up with self-esteem,
71 I, XXXI | remembrance of your guilt may crush the vanity which rises
72 I, XXXII | government of nations, that He may by their means bestow the
73 I, XXXII | of good works, that you may obtain your reward in Heaven
74 I, XXXII | and Holy Ghost; that you may surpass the ancient kings
75 I, XXXII | God has given you, that He may make you partaker of His
76 I, XXXII | for this reason, that we may take heed to our souls,
77 I, XXXII | for the hour of death, and may be found prepared with good
78 I, XXXII | kingdom, our discourse to you may also be more copious, and
79 I, XXXII | be more copious, and we may desire to say the more,
80 I, XXXII | blessed Apostle, Peter. May Almighty God, therefore,
81 I, XXXII | of the heavenly country. May the grace of God preserve
82 II, I | Ecclesiastical History, for we may rightly, nay, we must, call
83 II, I | so that concerning him we may use those words of the Apostle; "
84 II, I | eternal hope.~ Thus much may be said of his immortal
85 II, I | righteousness this also may be added, that he saved
86 II, III | peace, died the 26th day of May, in the reign of the same
87 II, V | your father was washed, you may also partake of the holy
88 II, VII | mind.~ In short, that I may give one instance of his
89 II, VII | power, from which the rest may be inferred, it happened
90 II, VIII | recompense of a perfect work may be conferred on you by the
91 II, VIII | of the Christian faith, may declare, that in truth '
92 II, VIII | by the preaching of many, may be spread abroad in all
93 II, VIII | show yourself such that you may present before the tribunal
94 II, X | captivity to the Devil, you may, through the co-operating
95 II, X | feeling from their makers, may plainly teach you how worthless
96 II, X | and the Holy Ghost, you may, through the aid of His
97 II, XI | Christ, your husband also may be added to the number of
98 II, XI | Christians; that so you may uphold the rights of marriage
99 II, XI | a manner to be one body, may, after this life continue
100 II, XI | the Holy Ghost, that he may put from him the deadness
101 II, XI | warmth of the Divine faith may kindle his understanding
102 II, XI | testimony of Holy Scripture may shine forth clearly, fulfilled
103 II, XI | to your hands. That you may be able to fulfil this task,
104 II, XI | salvation of you and yours, may, by hearing from you, be
105 II, XI | propitiation shed abroad in you, may with a joyful confession
106 II, XII | subjects; at length, as we may suppose, it was shown him
107 II, XVII | name in this present world, may likewise prepare a place
108 II, XVII | souls; that his prayers may exalt your kingdom and people,
109 II, XVII | to his Creator, the other may, by this authority of ours,
110 II, XVII | between us and you; that we may in all things support your
111 II, XVII | likewise satisfy your desires. May God's grace preserve your
112 II, XVIII | advancement of His Church, He may by your means raise up further
113 II, XVIII | sown by our lord Gregory, may grow strong and be further
114 II, XVIII | promises spoken by our Lord may hereafter be brought to
115 II, XVIII | you; and that these words may summon you to everlasting
116 II, XVIII | things which we perceive may be suitable for the privileges
117 II, XVIII | hereby commit to you, you may make an ordination acceptable
118 II, XVIII | grant you this, that no loss may happen to your Church in
119 II, XVIII | people committed to you may increase the more. God preserve
120 III, VI | his right hand and said, "May this hand never decay."
121 III, XII | tell you, my son, how you may be cured of this sickness?
122 III, XIII | heart, the Divine mercy may, through the merits of so
123 III, XIV | distinguished and, if I may say so, blessed in a special
124 III, XV | mention three, that they may not be forgotten. A certain
125 III, XIX | which we have thought it may be beneficial to many to
126 III, XIX | lofty nature of the man may be better known to our readers.
127 III, XXV | same manner; and that it may not seem to any contemptible
128 III, XXV | Columba of yours, (and, I may say, ours also, if he was
129 III, XXVII | sun, on the third day of May,about the tenth hour of
130 III, XXIX | your own nation, so you may hereafter reign with Christ.
131 III, XXIX | to your country, that he may, by word of mouth, and through
132 III, XXIX | in all things, that you may gather together a new people
133 III, XXIX | all good works, that you may reign with Christ in the
134 III, XXIX | Christ in the world to come. May the Heavenly Grace preserve
135 IV, I | March, and on the 27th of May was sent with Hadrian to
136 IV, II | on Sunday, the 27th of May, and spent in it twenty-one
137 IV, III | I beseech you, father, may I be permitted to ask a
138 IV, III | prison of the body, led, as may justly be believed, by the
139 IV, III | not yet let it fall, we may immediately implore His
140 IV, III | the dregs of our sins, we may carefully so act that we
141 IV, III | carefully so act that we may never deserve to be struck
142 IV, V | of our Redeemer, that we may all treat in common on behalf
143 IV, V | holy and approved fathers, may be inviolably observed by
144 IV, V | and from our fellowship. May the Grace of God keep us
145 IV, IX | to-day, I beg that the delay may not be long;" and again
146 IV, IX | be altered, I beg that it may be no longer deferred than
147 IV, XIX | pain in my neck, that so I may be absolved from the guilt
148 IV, XXII | put you to death, that I may not break my promise."~As
149 IV, XXIII | York; of the second, it may be briefly stated that he
150 IV, XXIII | of York; of the third, we may here mention that, having
151 IV, XXV | Lord in confession, you may find Him merciful." But
152 IV, XXV | me to do, if so be that I may be saved in the day of the
153 IV, XXV | much afflicted; yet you may have this comfort, that
154 IV, XXVI | thither, on the 20th of May, in the fortieth year of
155 IV, XXVIII | heroic verse and prose,it may suffice at present only
156 IV, XXVIII | be granted to me, that I may live in that place by the
157 IV, XXIX | together upon earth, so we may depart together to behold
158 IV, XXIX | of the Lord’s mercy, as may be believed, to the end
159 IV, XXX | that is, on the 6th of May, he also departed to the
160 IV, XXXI | the virtue of healing, as may be seen in the book of his
161 V, I | merit and manner of life may be the more certainly made
162 V, VII | into whose counsels none may enter! For he came in safety
163 V, VIII | fellows of the same degree, it may rightly and truly be said,
164 V, XIII | Divine dispensation, that we may keep in mind that our deeds
165 V, XVII | the contents of that book, may seek it either in the book
166 V, XIX | Grant, Jesus, that the flock may follow in the path of the
167 V, XXI | the world the more they may strive to hearken to the
168 V, XXI | their example and authority may teach those that are committed
169 V, XXI | been appointed for us and may in no wise be changed by
170 V, XXI | by the vernal equinox, it may always be found, without
171 V, XXI | to the end, that the sun may first make the day longer
172 V, XXI | night, and then the moon may show to the world her full
173 V, XXI | those who trust that they may be saved without the grace
174 V, XXI | Resurrection, and that we may signify that we rejoice
175 V, XXI | of virtue. But though we may be free to confess, that
176 V, XXI | thought that the gift of God may be purchased with money.
177 V, XXI | forehead, to the end, that it may, by the constant protection
178 V, XXI | us; to the end that. they may show on their foreheads
179 V, XXI | his sake; and that they may signify that they await
180 V, XXI | thought you saw; so that you may perceive that such a use
181 V, XXII | of their fathers, of whom may be said those words of the
182 V, XX III| that is, on the 9th of May, Osric, king of the Northumbrians,
183 V, XXIV | particular dates, that they may be the better kept in memory.~
184 V, XXIV | loving-kindness that he may one day come to Thee, the
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