Book, Chapter

 1        0, Int    |           acting in concert, to be consecrated as Archbishop of Canterbury (
 2        0, Int    |       found in Theodore of Tarsus, consecrated Archbishop of the English
 3        I, XXIII  |           had been appointed to be consecrated bishop, if they should be
 4        I, XXVII  |            Note: Augustine was not consecrated as archbishop either of
 5        I, XXVII  |            Whether a bishop may be consecrated without other bishops being
 6        I, XXIX   |          for the future, be always consecrated by his own synod, and receive
 7        I, XXX    |            destroyed; let water be consecrated and sprinkled in the said
 8        I, XXXIII |     faithful among the Romans, and consecrated it in the name of the Holy
 9        I, XXXIII |          not Augustine himself who consecrated that church, but Laurentius,
10       II, III    |          was not yet finished, nor consecrated, but as soon as it was consecrated,
11       II, III    | consecrated, but as soon as it was consecrated, the body was brought in,
12       II, IV     |           at Rome, is said to have consecrated Clement to help him in preaching
13       II, VI     |     Apostles, which was afterwards consecrated by Archbishop Mellitus.~
14       II, VIII   |           in the archbishopric. He consecrated Romanus bishop of that see
15       II, IX     |          to Bishop Paulinus, to be consecrated to Christ. She was the first
16       II, XIII   |         they might all together be consecrated to Christ in the font of
17       II, XIII   |           and altars which we have consecrated without reaping any benefit
18       II, XIII   |        altars which he had himself consecrated.~
19       II, XVI    |       departed to Christ, Paulinus consecrated Honorius bishop in his stead,
20       II, XVIII  |           him at Lincoln was there consecrated the fifth prelate of the
21       II, XX     |       cross, and a golden chalice, consecrated to the service of the altar,
22      III, VII    |             where having built and consecrated churches, and by his pious
23      III, VII    |         bishop. He was accordingly consecrated in the same city, and many
24      III, VIII   |       kinswoman Ethelberg, virgins consecrated to God. [640 A.D.]~IN the
25      III, VIII   |       church that was finished and consecrated. On opening her tomb, they
26      III, XX     |          and when Ithamar died, he consecrated in his place Damian,who
27      III, XXIII  |       given him by King Etheiwald, consecrated it to the Lord with prayer
28      III, XXIV   |           scarce a year old, to be consecrated to Him in perpetual virginity;
29      III, XXVIII |          he should cause him to be consecrated bishop for himself and his
30      III, XXVIII |         him Wilfrid was honourably consecrated, several bishops meeting
31      III, XXVIII |      bishop, and by him Ceadda was consecrated; two bishops of the British
32      III, XXVIII |      except Wini.~So Ceadda, being consecrated bishop, began immediately
33      III, XXIX   |          death, before he could be consecrated bishop, and the following
34      III, XXIX   |          show who was selected and consecrated in Wighard’s place.~
35       IV, II     |          with not having been duly consecrated, he, with great humility,
36       IV, V      |           Badwin, were elected and consecrated in his place; from which
37       IV, VIII   |            upon one of the virgins consecrated to Christ, speaking to her
38       IV, XII    |         the bishopric, having been consecrated by Theodore, in the city
39       IV, XII    |       teach Church music. Theodore consecrated Cuichelm bishop of Rochester
40       IV, XX     |   dedicated to God.~"To Heaven all consecrated she lived, abounding in
41       IV, XX     |          deeds, then to Heaven all consecrated she gave up her soul.~"Twice
42       IV, XXIII  |          and habit of a nun, being consecrated by Bishop Aidan; but she,
43       IV, XXIII  |        have said above that he was consecrated bishop of York; of the second,
44       IV, XXIII  |            order of King Ethelred, consecrated by Bishop Wilfrid,of blessed
45        V, I      |        received the priesthood, he consecrated his office by deeds worthy
46        V, VIII   |         manifold learning, whom he consecrated in the stead of Gedmund,
47        V, X      |          them sacred vessels and a consecrated table for an altar,— they
48        V, XI     |       being sent into Britain, was consecrated, at their request, by the
49        V, XI     |          desiring that he might be consecrated archbishop over the nation
50        V, XI     |            of our Lord 696. He was consecrated in the church of the Holy
51        V, XVIII  |       memory, called Selaeseu, was consecrated their first bishop. On his
52        V, XIX    |          sent him into Gaul, to be consecrated as his bishop, when he was
53        V, XIX    |          the holy man, Ceadda, was consecrated bishop of by command of
54        V, XIX    |         bishopric, and others were consecrated bishops in his stead, of
55        V, XIX    |             built these courts and consecrated them with the noble name
56        V, XXII   |          island, which he had thus consecrated to Christ, as it were, by
57        V, XX  III|      office of bishop, having been consecrated by Archbishop Bertwald.~
58        V, XX  III|   monastery called Briudun. He was consecrated in the city of Canterbury
59        V, XXIV   |             Eata, and Eadhaed were consecrated bishops in his stead. [ibid.
60        V, XXIV   |          The same year Tatwine was consecrated ninth archbishop of the
61        V, XXIV   |         the year 740, Cuthbert was consecrated in Nothelm’s stead. Ethelbald,
62        V, XXIV   |        died also, and Conwulf, was consecrated in his stead. Arnwin and
63        V, XXIV   | fifty-three others; and Redger was consecrated archbishop in his stead,