Book, Chapter

 1        0, Int    |           for this task is found in Theodore of Tarsus, consecrated Archbishop
 2        0, Int    |         independence of the Church. Theodore proceeds with his reforms
 3        0, Int    | organization of the Church taken by Theodore. In pursuance of his policy
 4        0, Int    |           ended by the mediation of Theodore, and a miracle in connection
 5        0, Int    |            his days at Rome.~In 690 Theodore dies, after an episcopate
 6       II, III    |       archbishops, except two only, Theodore and Bertwald, whose bodies
 7      III, VII    |           him honourably, and asked Theodore, then Archbishop of Canterbury,
 8      III, XXV    |            most reverend Archbishop Theodore. Eadbert,also bishop of
 9       IV, I      |     episcopate; but he dying there, Theodore was ordained archbishop,
10       IV, I      |             in Rome, a monk, called Theodore, known to Hadrian, born
11       IV, I      |        might take special care that Theodore should not, according to
12       IV, I      |           Church where he presided. Theodore, being ordained subdeacon,
13       IV, I      |           Having received the same, Theodore went to Agilbert, bishop
14       IV, I      |            with Ebroin’s leave took Theodore and conveyed him to the
15       IV, I      |             permitted him to follow Theodore. As soon as he came to him,
16       IV, I      |             soon as he came to him, Theodore gave him the monastery of
17       IV, I      |    Apostolic lord had enjoined upon Theodore that he should provide for
18       IV, II     |                       CHAP. II. How Theodore visited all places; how
19       IV, II     |             of Damianus. [669 A.D.]~THEODORE came to his Church in the
20       IV, II     |            Catholic manner of life.~Theodore, journeying through all
21       IV, II     |            bidden to undertake it." Theodore, hearing his humble answer,
22       IV, II     |          because he returned before Theodore, he ordained priests and
23       IV, II     |           come to his see. But when Theodore came to the city of Rochester,
24       IV, III    |        death of Jaruman, desired of Theodore that a bishop should be
25       IV, III    |             him and his people; but Theodore would not ordain a new one
26       IV, III    |           rather than on horseback, Theodore commanded him to ride whenever
27       IV, III    |       desired health.~In his place, Theodore ordained Wynfrid,a man of
28       IV, V      |      Herutford, in which Archbishop Theodore presided. [670-673 A. D.]~
29       IV, V      |         being the second year after Theodore arrived in England, Oswy,
30       IV, V      |            third year of his reign, Theodore assembled a council of bishops,
31       IV, V      |             is called Herutford: I, Theodore, albeit unworthy, appointed
32       IV, V      |           years, he was ordained by Theodore and made bishop in his place.
33       IV, VI     |            long after these events, Theodore, the archbishop, taking
34       IV, VI     |          life in holy conversation.~Theodore then also appointed Earconwald
35       IV, XII    |          having been consecrated by Theodore, in the city of London.
36       IV, XII    |              to teach Church music. Theodore consecrated Cuichelm bishop
37       IV, XII    |             was put in his place by Theodore.~In the year of our Lord
38       IV, XII    |      ordained at York by archbishop Theodore; who also, three years after
39       IV, XII    |             province, was placed by Theodore over the church of Ripon.~
40       IV, XVII   |           of Haethfelth, Archbishop Theodore being president. [680 A.D.]~
41       IV, XVII   |          680 A.D.]~ABOUT this time, Theodore being informed that the
42       IV, XVII   |          seventh year of his reign, Theodore, by the grace of God, archbishop
43       IV, XVII   |            we, who, with Archbishop Theodore, have thus set forth the
44       IV, XXI    |               CHAP. XXI. How Bishop Theodore made peace between the kings
45       IV, XXI    |           their fierce nations; but Theodore, the bishop, beloved of
46       IV, XXIII  |            into Kent, to Archbishop Theodore, of blessed memory; where
47       IV, XXIII  |          Angles, because Archbishop Theodore was dead, and no other bishop
48       IV, XXVIII |         fords," in which Archbishop Theodore, of blessed memory, presided,
49       IV, XXVIII |           consecration, among whom, Theodore, of blessed memory, was
50        V, III    |            remember that Archbishop Theodore, of blessed memory, said,
51        V, VIII   |          VIII. How, when Archbishop Theodore died, Bertwald succeeded
52        V, VIII   |             of our Lord, Archbishop Theodore, of blessed memory, departed
53        V, VIII   |             now in the Greek tongue Theodore. Chief pontiff, blest high
54        V, VIII   |         Heaven."~Bertwald succeeded Theodore in the archbishopric, being
55        V, XI     |             no bishop at that time, Theodore being dead, and Bertwald,
56        V, XX     |             Word of God with Bishop Theodore of blessed memory, died,
57        V, XX     |          sent by Pope Vitalian with Theodore, and the thirty-ninth after
58        V, XX     |            his learning, as well as Theodore’s, there is this testimony,
59        V, XX  III|          masters of blessed memory, Theodore, the archbishop, and Abbot
60        V, XXIV   |            IV, 1.]~In the year 668, Theodore was ordained bishop. [IV,
61        V, XXIV   |             King Egfrid, Archbishop Theodore presiding: the synod was
62        V, XXIV   |          Catholic faith, Archbishop Theodore presiding; John, the Roman
63        V, XXIV   |            the year 690, Archbishop Theodore died. [V, 8.]~In the year