Book, Chapter

 1        0, Int   |             Various letters of Pope Gregory relating to the mission
 2        0, Int   |            a biographical sketch of Gregory the Great, the founder of
 3        0, Int   |           the original intention of Gregory that the Bishop of York
 4        0, Life  |      thyself.’" He tells us how St. Gregory bewailed his own loss in
 5        0, Life  |            world was chiefly due to Gregory’s care in organizing his
 6        I, XXIII |            XXIII. How the holy Pope Gregory sent Augustine, with other
 7        I, XXIII |            tenth year of his reign, Gregory, a man eminent in learning
 8        I, XXIII |     entreaty, obtain of the blessed Gregory, that they should not be
 9        I, XXIII |             letter was as follows:~"Gregory, the servant of the servants
10        I, XXIV  |            fellow bishop Aetherius, Gregory, the servant of the servants
11        I, XXV   | encouragement of the blessed Father Gregory, returned to the work of
12        I, XXV   |           order of the blessed Pope Gregory, interpreters of the nation
13        I, XXVII |       bishop, sent to acquaint Pope Gregory with what had been done
14        I, XXVII |       received from the holy Father Gregory, was ordained archbishop
15        I, XXVII |          the English." According to Gregory’s original scheme, London,
16        I, XXVII |           to Rome, to acquaint Pope Gregory, that the English nation
17        I, XXVII |            is to act in the Church?~Gregory, Pope of the City of Rome,
18        I, XXVII |            the Church of Gaul?~Pope Gregory answers.—You know, my brother,
19        I, XXVII |             anything from a church?~Gregory answers.—You may judge,
20        I, XXVII |       family far removed from them?~Gregory answers.—Most assuredly
21        I, XXVII |     stepmother or a brother’s wife?~Gregory answers.—A certain secular
22        I, XXVII |        cannot easily come together?~Gregory answers.—In the Church of
23        I, XXVII |        bishops of Gaul and Britain?~Gregory answers.—We give you no
24        I, XXVII |     ignorant nation of the English.~Gregory answers.—I do not doubt
25        I, XXVII |     celebrate the Divine Mysteries?~Gregory answers.—The Testament of
26        I, XXVIII|              CHAP. XXVIII. How Pope Gregory wrote to the bishop of Aries
27        I, XXVIII|            answers of the holy Pope Gregory, to the questions of the
28        I, XXVIII|           fellow bishop, Vergilius; Gregory, servant of the servants
29        I, XXIX  |             Moreover, the same Pope Gregory, hearing from Bishop Augustine,
30        I, XXIX  |           fellow bishop, Augustine, Gregory, the servant of the servants
31        I, XXX   |            of the letter which Pope Gregory sent to the Abbot Mellitus,
32        I, XXX   |        departed, the blessed Father Gregory sent after them a letter
33        I, XXX   |            son, the Abbot Mellitus; Gregory, the servant of the servants
34        I, XXXI  |                CHAP. XXXI. How Pope Gregory, by letter, exhorted Augustine
35        I, XXXII |               CHAP. XXXII. How Pope Gregory sent letters and gifts to
36        I, XXXII |         A.D.]~The same blessed Pope Gregory, at the same time, sent
37        I, XXXII |         king of the English, Bishop Gregory. Almighty God advances good
38       II, I     |          Lord 605, the blessed Pope Gregory, after having most gloriously
39       II, I     |           wind and air. The blessed Gregory hearing this, proved by
40       II, I     |         faith, the venerable Father Gregory so earnestly strove against
41       II, I     |           with gold and silver, but Gregory was wholly intent upon gaining
42       II, I     |             which words the blessed Gregory shows us this also, that
43       II, I     |            signs.~ The blessed Pope Gregory, among other things, caused
44       II, I     |            the story of the blessed Gregory, handed down to us by the
45       II, I     |            resorted thither to buy: Gregory himself went with the rest,
46       II, III   |          honour of the blessed Pope Gregory, at which every Saturday
47       II, III   |          sent hither by the blessed Gregory, Bishop of the city of Rome,
48       II, IV    |            fourth after the blessed Gregory, bishop of the city of Rome.
49       II, XVII  |     frequently the works of my lord Gregory, your Evangelist, of apostolic
50       II, XVIII |           master and head, the holy Gregory; and that, for the advancement
51       II, XVIII |           the seed sown by our lord Gregory, may grow strong and be
52       II, XX    |             chapel of the holy Pope Gregory, from whose disciples he
53      III, XXIX  |     Laurentius, John, and Paul, and Gregory, and Pancratius,to be given
54       IV, II    |       disciples of the blessed Pope Gregory.~
55       IV, XXVII |         when the most reverend Pope Gregory wrote to him, as has been
56        V, VII   |          Apostles, at the time when Gregory was pope, being desirous
57        V, XIII  |           that (as the blessed Pope Gregory writes of certain, persons)
58        V, XIX   |       disciples of the blessed Pope Gregory, a man very highly instructed
59        V, XX    |       disciples of the blessed Pope Gregory in Kent, to instruct himself
60        V, XXIV  |               In the year 596, Pope Gregory sent Augustine with monks
61        V, XXIV  |               In the year 601, Pope Gregory sent the pall into Britain
62        V, XXIV  |            II, 3.]~In the year 605, Gregory died. [II, 1.]~In the year