Book, Chapter

 1        0, Life  |          Commentary on Samuel, I thought I would rest awhile, and,
 2        0, Life  |        approval how St. Cuthbert thought "that to afford the weak
 3        0, Life  |       and a gentle refinement of thought and feeling. The lofty spirituality
 4        0, Life  |     which he spake, because they thought that they should see his
 5        I, V     |     great and severe battles, he thought fit to divide that part
 6        I, XX    |      people, that one would have thought they had been joined by
 7        I, XXIV  |    writing has occurred, we have thought fit to send this letter
 8        I, XXVII |    questions, which we have also thought meet to insert in this our
 9        I, XXVII |        as that which is inwardly thought, that the punishment may
10        I, XXVII |      from the root of a polluted thought. Whence also Paul the Apostle
11        I, XXVII |          real representations in thought, and he is to be washed
12        I, XXVII |         cleanse away the sins of thought with tears; and unless the
13        I, XXVII |          what he had consciously thought of, that he afterwards unconsciously
14        I, XXVII |         considered, whether that thought was no more than a suggestion,
15        I, XXVII |          evil spirit sows in the thought, in that the flesh begins
16       II, I     |         past generation, we have thought fit to insert in our Ecclesiastical
17       II, IV    |      Easter at the due time, but thought that the day of the Resurrection
18       II, IV    |  acquainted with the Britons, we thought that the Scots had been
19       II, IX    |         men, inquiring what they thought was fittest to be done in
20       II, X     |       concerning Itself, we have thought fit to extend our episcopal
21       II, XIII  |        one in particular what he thought of this doctrine hitherto
22       II, XIII  |         multitude, beholding it, thought that he was mad; but as
23       II, XVIII |        Which letter we have also thought fit to insert in this our
24      III, VII   |       place confirmed pagans, he thought it better to preach the
25      III, VII   |    ordained as his bishop, if he thought fit, saying that he thought
26      III, VII   |      thought fit, saying that he thought him worthy of a bishopric.
27      III, VIII  |     protomartyr, Stephen. It was thought fit, three days after, to
28      III, IX    |     carried from it; but we have thought it sufficient to mention
29      III, XIII  |        which he related, we have thought fit to insert in this our
30      III, XIV   | auxiliaries than himself, and he thought it better at that time to
31      III, XIX   |       infirmity of body, and was thought worthy to see a vision of
32      III, XIX   |          the rest, which we have thought it may be beneficial to
33      III, XXV   |       skilled in their language, thought nothing better than what
34      III, XXV   |  ecclesiastical tonsure, rightly thought that this man’s doctrine
35      III, XXV   |        great an Apostle, who was thought worthy to lean on our Lord’
36       IV, II    |          the office, for I never thought myself worthy of it; but,
37       IV, V     |       governs His Church, it was thought meet that we should assemble,
38       IV, V     |        falsely set forth, it was thought fit that every one of us
39       IV, XIV   |     reign there. Of these I have thought it proper to perpetuate
40       IV, XIV   |         The brethren, therefore, thought fit to keep a fast of three
41       IV, XVI   |        called At the Stone, they thought to be concealed from the
42       IV, XIX   |       been buried sixteen years, thought fit to take up her bones,
43       IV, XIX   |       for two days, so that many thought she might recover from her
44       IV, XXIII |         opening her eyes, as she thought, she saw the roof of the
45       IV, XXV   |          and died there. We have thought fit to insert this in our
46       IV, XXVIII|       which he had lived, it was thought fit that Eata should return
47       IV, XXVIII|      came to him for comfort. He thought it stood in the stead of
48       IV, XXX   |          take up his bones. They thought to find them dry and all
49       IV, XXX   |          in this History we have thought fit to add some others which
50       IV, XXXII |         his friend as much as he thought fit, gave the rest to the
51        V, II    |        of which miracles we have thought fit to hand on to posterity.
52        V, XII   |       seen; some of which I have thought fit here briefly to describe.
53        V, XII   |        before me, answered to my thought, saying, ‘Think not so,
54        V, XII   |          tell. He answered to my thought, saying, ‘Nay, this is not
55        V, XII   |         had perceived before and thought so great, then seemed to
56        V, XII   |          every word and deed and thought, as soon as they quit the
57        V, XIII  |      refused to do in health. He thought he spoke very bravely, but
58        V, XIII  |      deed, but even in the least thought; and he said to those glorious
59        V, XIII  |         Bishop Pechthelm, I have thought good to set forth plainly,
60        V, XVII  |          in fewer words, we have thought fit to insert in our History
61        V, XIX   |  orthodox in their faith, it was thought fit to record the same among
62        V, XXI   |          thee, because thou hast thought that the gift of God may
63        V, XXI   |        crown cut short which you thought you saw; so that you may
64        V, XXI   |          this life by erring men thought worthy of the glory of an
65        V, XXIV  |       the author himself.~I HAVE thought fit briefly to sum up those