Book, Chapter
1 0, Int | and Ceadda (664 A.D.), as bishops of Northumbria leads to
2 0, Int | increasing the number of bishops, he subdivides the great
3 I, XVII | all parts, received the bishops, whose coming had been foretold
4 I, XVII | their fear, and when the bishops expelled them from the bodies
5 I, XVII | men.~In the meantime the bishops speedily filled the island
6 I, XVII | other Christ. The blessed bishops permitted their adversaries
7 I, XVIII | age, to be healed of the bishops. They ordered her to be
8 I, XVIII | parents, and besought the bishops that she might be healed.
9 I, XVIII | after the doctrine of the bishops.~This damnable heresy being
10 I, XVIII | purity of the faith, the bishops went to the tomb of the
11 I, XX | CHAP. XX. How the same Bishops brought help from Heaven
12 I, XX | the assistance of the holy bishops; who, hastening to them
13 I, XX | sacred by the presence of the bishops, insomuch that the people
14 I, XX | take them by surprise, the bishops three times cried, "Hallelujah."
15 I, XXI | followed this Elafius. The bishops arrived, and were met by
16 I, XXI | himself at the feet of the bishops, presenting his son, whose
17 I, XXI | grieved, but especially the bishops, who, filled with pity,
18 I, XXI | were brought before the bishops, to be conveyed into the
19 I, XXVII | of Canterbury.—Concerning bishops, what should be their manner
20 I, XXVII | prescribe these rules to bishops when they are ordained:
21 I, XXVII | consecrated without other bishops being present, if there
22 I, XXVII | in the absence of other bishops. For when do bishops come
23 I, XXVII | other bishops. For when do bishops come over from Gaul, that
24 I, XXVII | you, my brother, to ordain bishops in such a manner, that the
25 I, XXVII | a manner, that the said bishops may not be far asunder,
26 I, XXVII | when, by the help of God, bishops shall have been ordained
27 I, XXVII | assembling three or four bishops. For, even in spiritual
28 I, XXVII | are we to deal with the bishops of Gaul and Britain?~Gregory
29 I, XXVII | you no authority over the bishops of Gaul, because the bishop
30 I, XXVII | be any faults among the bishops, they may be amended. And
31 I, XXVII | from the behaviour of the bishops all that is opposed to the
32 I, XXVII | authority and judge the bishops of Gaul, but by persuading,
33 I, XXVII | appointed. But as for all the bishops of Britain, we commit them
34 I, XXVIII | my brother, any sins of bishops or others, do you, in conjunction
35 I, XXIX | church-furniture, and vestments for the bishops and clerks, as likewise
36 I, XXIX | how he should constitute bishops in Britain. The letter was
37 I, XXIX | so you may ordain twelve bishops in different places, who
38 I, XXIX | shall also ordain twelve bishops, and enjoy the honour of
39 I, XXIX | shall so preside over the bishops he shall have ordained,
40 I, XXIX | regards honour between the bishops of the cities of London
41 I, XXIX | be subject not only those bishops whom you shall ordain, and
42 I, XXXIII | Augustine, and of all the bishops of Canterbury, and of the
43 II, I | which he composed with the bishops of Italy on necessary matters
44 II, II | together to a conference the bishops and doctors of the nearest
45 II, II | presented to the British bishops, found no benefit or healing
46 II, II | came, it is said, seven bishops of the Britons, and many
47 II, III | of Britain, ordained two bishops, to wit, Mellitus and Justus;
48 II, III | bestowed many gifts on the bishops of both those churches,
49 II, III | were associated with the bishops.~ After this, the beloved
50 II, IV | jointly with his fellow bishops, a hortatory epistle, entreating
51 II, IV | dear brethren, the Lords Bishops and Abbots throughout all
52 II, IV | Laurentius, Mellitus, and Justus, Bishops, servants of the servants
53 II, IV | Laurentius with his fellow bishops wrote a letter to the bishops
54 II, IV | bishops wrote a letter to the bishops of the Britons, suitable
55 II, IV | assembling a synod of the bishops of Italy, to prescribe rules
56 II, V | counsel with his fellow bishops, Laurentius and Justus,
57 II, VIII | obtained authority to ordain bishops from Pope Boniface, whom
58 II, VIII | to you likewise to ordain bishops when there shall be occasion,
59 II, IX | with her, men and women, bishops and clergy, to follow their
60 II, XVII | by us ordained for your bishops, and this we do on account
61 II, XIX | and the decrees of all the bishops upon earth sitting in synod.
62 II, XIX | Dinnaus, and Baithanus, bishops; to Cromanus, Ernianus,
63 III, IV | the province, and even the bishops, contrary to the usual method,
64 III, XX | those who were at that time bishops of the East Angles, and
65 III, XXII | calling to him two other bishops to assist at the ordination.
66 III, XXIII | of them also came to be bishops. When the brethren who were
67 III, XXIV | into Scotland. Both these bishops belonged to the nation of
68 III, XXV | persons, but even by the bishops, Honorius of Canterbury,
69 III, XXV | son, came thither, and the bishops, Colman with his Scottish
70 III, XXVII | who, in the days of the Bishops Finan and Colman, forsaking
71 III, XXVIII | among the West Saxons, to be bishops for the province of the
72 III, XXVIII | honourably consecrated, several bishops meeting together for that
73 III, XXVIII | Ceadda was consecrated; two bishops of the British nation, who
74 IV, II | who was the first of the bishops of the English nation that
75 IV, II | through all parts, ordained bishops in fitting places, and with
76 IV, III | the see of the succeeding bishops of that province continues
77 IV, V | Theodore assembled a council of bishops, along with many other teachers
78 IV, V | excommunication.~"VI. That bishops and clergy, when travelling,
79 IV, V | to the effect that more bishops should be made, as the number
80 IV, V | episcopal functions, two bishops, Aecci and Badwin, were
81 IV, V | that province has had two bishops.~
82 IV, XII | Gebmund; and who were then bishops of the Northumbrians. [673-
83 IV, XII | driven from his see, and two bishops substituted for him, to
84 IV, XII | departure of Wilfrid, added two bishops to their number: Tunbert,
85 IV, XVII | an assembly of venerable bishops and many learned men, and
86 IV, XVII | and the other venerable bishops of the island of Britain
87 IV, XVIII | of one hundred and five bishops, chiefly to refute those
88 IV, XXIII | monastery who afterwards became bishops, and all of them men of
89 IV, XXVIII | aforesaid King Egfrid; seven bishops coming together for his
90 V, I | bodies of the aforesaid bishops.’ These things happened
91 V, VIII | where all the bodies of the bishops of Canterbury are buried.
92 V, VIII | of August. Among the many bishops whom he ordained was Tobias,
93 V, XI | Wilbrord at Rome, were ordained bishops for Frisland. [692 A.D.]~
94 V, XI | himself constituted other bishops in those parts from the
95 V, XVIII | Daniel and Aldhelm, for their bishops; and of the writings of
96 V, XIX | city of Paris. Eleven other bishops met at the consecration
97 V, XIX | others were consecrated bishops in his stead, of whom mention
98 V, XIX | before Pope Agatho and many bishops, he was by the judgement
99 V, XIX | hundred and twenty-five bishops, against those who asserted
100 V, XIX | and, sitting among the bishops, to declare his own faith
101 V, XIX | hundred and twenty-five other bishops in the synod, made confession
102 V, XIX | the same king and certain bishops. Coming to Rome, he was
103 V, XIX | accusers, before a number of bishops and the Apostolic Pope John.
104 V, XIX | sat in council among the bishops, as has been said before.
105 V, XIX | to sit in the council of bishops which he had assembled,
106 V, XX III| at the present time, the bishops Tatwine and Aldwulf preside
107 V, XX III| of the East Angles, the bishops are Aldbert and Hadulac;
108 V, XX III| King Ceolwulf reigns, four bishops now preside; Wilfrid in
109 V, XXIV | and Wilfrid were ordained bishops of the Northumbrians. [III,
110 V, XXIV | Eadhaed were consecrated bishops in his stead. [ibid. V,
111 V, XXIV | ordained Alwic and Sigfrid, bishops.]~In the year 733, there
112 V, XXIV | Frithbert, and Frithwald bishops; and the priest Bede died.~
113 V, XXIV | both of them truly faithful bishops, departed to the Lord.~ ~
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