Book, Chapter

 1        0, Int   |       questions of Augustine are given at length ;and the Book
 2        0, Int   |        as Archbishop (no date is given; it may have been in 605);
 3        0, Int   |          of the vigorous impulse given by him and Abbot Hadrian
 4        0, Life  |        attached to his name, has given rise to more than one legend.
 5        0, Life  |         his death, 735, the date given in the "Continuation," seems
 6        0, Life  |        to him, though no name is given. It tells how, when the
 7        I, I     |        being put into water, and given them to drink, have immediately
 8        I, XXIII |    safety, my most beloved sons. Given the 23rd of July, in the
 9        I, XXIV  |           most reverend brother. Given the 23rd day of July, in
10        I, XXVIII|           most reverend brother. Given the 22nd day of June, in
11        I, XXIX  |          most reverend brother.~"Given the 22nd of June, in the
12        I, XXX   |           some solemnity must be given them in exchange for this,
13        I, XXX   |       safety, most beloved son.~"Given the 17th of June, in the
14        I, XXXI  |      whose salvation it has been given you."~
15        I, XXXII |      whatsoever counsel shall be given you by our most reverend
16        I, XXXII |        that virtue which God has given you, that He may make you
17        I, XXXII |         excellent lord and son.~"Given the 22nd day of June, in
18       II, I     |          the knowledge of God is given him, and restrained by the
19       II, V     |      what satisfaction should be given by any one who should steal
20       II, X     |         whom you yourselves have given the likeness of a body.~ "
21       II, XI    |     illustrious consort, we were given to understand, that he still
22       II, XII   |          When this sign shall be given you, remember this present
23       II, XII   |     forces, (for Redwald had not given him time to gather and unite
24       II, XIII  |        the wisdom which has been given me by the true God?" Then
25       II, XVIII |       safety, most dear brother! Given the 11th day of June, in
26      III, III   |          and other property were given of the king’s bounty to
27      III, III   |          but had been long since given by the Picts, who inhabit
28      III, V     |       whom he met whatsoever was given him by the kings or rich
29      III, XI    |    health-bringing dust might be given her, and, receiving it,
30      III, XIV   |          by one instance.~He had given a beautiful horse to Bishop
31      III, XIV   |       his royal trappings, to be given to the beggar; for he was
32      III, XIX   |        the ground which had been given him by King Sigbert, and
33      III, XXI   |       have his daughter Aichfled given him to wife; but he could
34      III, XXIII |         for building a monastery given him by King Etheiwald, consecrated
35      III, XXV   |          this reason he had also given him a monastery of forty
36      III, XXV   |          not long before, he had given for a monastery to those
37      III, XXV   |          you show any such power given to your Columba?" Colman
38      III, XXV   |       the kingdom of Heaven were given to him by our Lord?" They
39      III, XXIX  |        outcast of Israel. I have given thee for a light to the
40      III, XXIX  |       immediately after, ‘I have given thee for a covenant of the
41      III, XXIX  |         have kept thee, and have given thee for a covenant of the
42      III, XXIX  |    Gregory, and Pancratius,to be given to your servants, the bearers
43       IV, III   |          that a bishop should be given to him and his people; but
44       IV, III   |        and worthy to have credit given by his hearers to what he
45       IV, V     |          by Titillus our notary. Given in the month and indiction
46       IV, XI    | considerable sum of money, to be given to the poor, reserving nothing
47       IV, XIII  |       Wilfrid, having this place given him, founded therein a monastery,
48       IV, XVI   |     which till then was entirely given over to idolatry, and by
49       IV, XVI   |       three hundred families was given to the Bishop. The part
50       IV, XVIII |      proceedings of the same was given him to carry to Rome.~But
51       IV, XIX   |        deed. She had before been given in marriage to another,
52       IV, XIX   |         married her, and she was given to the aforesaid king. Though
53       IV, XX    |        an earthly lord, even now given to the Heavenly Bridegroom?~"
54       IV, XXXII |       church. The priest, having given his friend as much as he
55        V, III   |      prayer over her, and having given his blessing, went out.
56        V, III   |       said the prayer for me and given me his blessing and had
57        V, VII   |           the aforesaid pope had given him the name of Peter, to
58        V, XI    |          found that he had leave given him by the prince to preach
59        V, XIV   |       artificer. But he was much given to drunkenness, and other
60        V, XVI   |           CHAP. XVI. The account given in the aforesaid book of
61        V, XVIII |        dioceses. One of them was given to Daniel, which he governs
62        V, XIX   |      which place he had formerly given to those that followed the
63        V, XIX   |        as they afterwards, being given the choice, had rather quit
64        V, XXI   |       There are then three rules given in the Sacred Writings,
65        V, XXIV  |       that same monastery, I was given, by the care of kinsmen,
66        V, XXIV  |       meaning and interpretation given by them:~On the Beginning