Book, Chapter

 1        0, Life |      never seen with my eyes, or heard with my ears, any man so
 2        0, Life |          he desired. And all who heard him or beheld the death
 3        0, Life |         peace. For, as thou hast heard, so long as the soul abode
 4        0, Life |         saw with my own eyes and heard with my own ears."~ ~
 5        I, XXV  |          them. For he had before heard of the Christian religion,
 6        I, XXXI |         the miracles that he had heard had been wrought by him;
 7       II, I    |      whom he had either known or heard of, as a pattern of life
 8       II, I    |       said of him, "When the ear heard me, then it blessed me;
 9       II, VI   |         great a man. And when he heard that for the sake of his
10       II, XII  |          fathers or kindred ever heard, do you consent to submit
11      III, V    |        success, not being gladly heard by the people, returned
12      III, V    |         precepts of God." Having heard these words, all present
13      III, VIII |   declared they had then plainly heard choirs of singing angels,
14      III, IX   |       mention two, which we have heard from our elders.~It happened,
15      III, XIII |        of the Frisians, he often heard him tell of the wonders
16      III, XIII |   faithfully served him. We have heard, and the report is widespread,
17      III, XIX  |       other things he distinctly heard this refrain: "The saints
18      III, XIX  |      known to fame; from whom he heard many things very salutary
19      III, XIX  |          of the East Angles, and heard those visions from his lips;
20      III, XXI  |       which he governed. When he heard the preaching of the truth,
21      III, XXI  |      preached the Word, and were heard willingly; and many, as
22      III, XXIII|      province of the East Saxons,heard that the bishop was dead
23      III, XXV  |        certainly sin, if, having heard the decrees of the Apostolic
24      III, XXVII|    veracity, who declared he had heard the story from his own lips,)
25       IV, II   |          was gladly received and heard by all persons; and everywhere
26       IV, II   |        which they had but lately heard; and all who desired to
27       IV, III  |        as he afterwards said, he heard a sweet sound of singing
28       IV, III  |      This sound he said he first heard coming from the sky in the
29       IV, III  |  listened attentively to what he heard, and after about half an
30       IV, III  |         great sorrow, he who had heard the heavenly song returned
31       IV, III  |       what was that song which I heard as of a joyful company coming
32       IV, III  |         bishop answered: "If you heard the singing, and know of
33       IV, IX   |          a single limb. When she heard that the body of the venerable
34       IV, IX   |       long before her prayer was heard: for being delivered from
35       IV, X    |           she did not fail to be heard, for as she rose from prayer,
36       IV, XIV  |      tell him, that the Lord has heard your prayers, and has favourably
37       IV, XIV  |        because their prayers are heard, or else in memory of the
38       IV, XIV  |      that the words which he had heard from the Apostles of Christ
39       IV, XIV  |        by this vision, many that heard of it were wonderfully excited
40       IV, XVII |          beheld His Presence and heard His words, and as it is
41       IV, XVIII|        Pope, and all those, that heard or read it.~
42       IV, XIX  |        the bones, on a sudden we heard the abbess within cry out
43       IV, XXII |         by some of those who had heard it related by the man himself
44       IV, XXIII|         life to all that saw and heard him. At that time, Bosel,
45       IV, XXIII|    sisters, when on a sudden she heard in the air the well-known
46       IV, XXIII|       her guides. Frigyth having heard it, awoke all the sisters,
47       IV, XXIII|        rest of the community had heard of her death. The truth
48       IV, XXIV |      Creator, which he had never heard, the purport whereof was
49       IV, XXV  |          come. The priest having heard his offence, said, "A great
50       IV, XXV  |        days of the week. When he heard that his priest had gone
51       IV, XXVII|         hear the Word; willingly heard what was said, and still
52       IV, XXX  |  thankfully accepted, and gladly heard of the miracles, and he
53        V, IX   |         nations that had not yet heard it; many of which tribes
54        V, IX   |           Cella." Egbert, having heard the words of the vision,
55        V, XII  | intolerable torments I had often heard men talk. My guide, who
56        V, XII  |        awaited me, on a sudden I heard behind me the sound of a
57        V, XII  |     Heaven, of which I had often heard tell. He answered to my
58        V, XII  |         than before, and therein heard sweet sounds of singing,
59        V, XII  |         that place is, where you heard the sound of sweet singing
60        V, XII  |         by repeated questioning, heard of him what manner of things
61        V, XII  |        willingly and attentively heard, that at his request he
62        V, XV   |     things which he had seen and heard in the English churches,
63        V, XV   |       received by him and gladly heard, insomuch that whatsoever
64        V, XIX  | contention of both parties being heard and examined, was proved
65        V, XIX  |        upright mind." This being heard, the Pope and all the rest
66        V, XXI  |      this tonsure, which we have heard to be reasonable, shall
67        V, XXII |      taught, and being willingly heard by all, by his pious and