Book, Chapter

 1        0, Pref |       edition of the Historical Works of Bede, it might seem superfluous,
 2        0, Pref |        deal with more important works.~Among the books of which
 3        0, Int  |    edition of Bede’s Historical Works. He has been the first to
 4        0, Int  |    edition of Bede’s Historical Works, the first critical edition
 5        0, Int  |   incorporated in the collected works of Bede, edited by Dr. Giles.
 6        0, Int  |       author, and a list of his works.~ ~
 7        0, Life |     scientific, and theological works. He studied with particular
 8        0, Life |      says, "compiled out of the works of the venerable Fathers."
 9        0, Life |      perceive the fruit of good works and find an excuse for their
10        0, Life |        there were two memorable works, which he strove to finish;
11        I, XXI  |    splendid retinue, and mighty works attended his passage to
12        I, XXVII|    spent in pious and religious works, according to the teaching
13        I, XXVII|  winning them, and showing good works for them to imitate, you
14        I, XXVII|        by the influence of good works thou shalt clear the Lord’
15        I, XXVII|       Old Testament the outward works are observed, so in the
16        I, XXXII|        forth an example of good works, that you may obtain your
17        I, XXXII|       renown as much as in good works. Now, therefore, let your
18        I, XXXII|        of God, endued with good works; for if you give ear to
19        I, XXXII|        found prepared with good works to meet our Judge. Thus
20       II, I    |     could write so many lengthy works, seeing that almost all
21       II, I    |        forth with me.")~ To his works of piety and righteousness
22       II, I    |         from on high and mighty works are revealed; the strength
23       II, I    |     thou hast the reward of thy works for evermore.~ Nor must
24       II, IV   |        constant example of good works to strengthen the foundations
25       II, X    |     ever the jealous foe of the works of the Divine Goodness,
26       II, XI   |    excels in the performance of works pious and acceptable to
27       II, XV   |    bringing it to the faith and works of righteousness, and the
28       II, XVII |       in reading frequently the works of my lord Gregory, your
29       II, XVIII|          that through faith and works, in the fear and love of
30      III, IV   |        earnestly practiced such works of piety and chastity as
31      III, V    |         the performance of good works.~His course of life was
32      III, VIII |        to speak.~Many wonderful works and miracles of this virgin,
33      III, X    |      been shed. These wonderful works being made known and reported
34      III, XVII |    concerning the character and works of the aforesaid Aidan,
35      III, XIX  |  renounce the Devil and all his works. The next was of covetousness,
36      III, XIX  |  according to the merits of his works; for every man’s concupiscence
37      III, XXI  |     perceived to be without the works of faith, when they had
38      III, XXIII|         that the fruits of good works should spring up, where
39      III, XXV  |        laboured to practise the works of faith, piety, and love,
40      III, XXV  |         and done many wonderful works, our Lord will reply, that
41      III, XXVII|        exercise himself in good works. He also made a vow that
42      III, XXIX |         be joyful at these good works? For your nation has believed
43      III, XXIX |      with us, even as her pious works smell sweet and blossom
44      III, XXIX |       you and yours in all good works, that you may reign with
45      III, XXX  |         thus accomplished their works, the priests and teachers
46       IV, III  |  watching, and prayer, and good works."~When he had spoken thus
47       IV, IX   |        up to heaven by the good works which she had wrought, as
48       IV, XXIII|  exercise themselves so much in works of justice, that many might
49       IV, XXIII|      life was an example of the works of light, not only blessed
50       IV, XXIV |      the Author of all wondrous works, Who being the Almighty
51       IV, XXV  |       redeem their sins by good works, and when they cease from
52       IV, XXV  |      admonish the reader of the works of the Lord, how terrible
53       IV, XXVII|          and an example of good works.~After he had departed to
54       IV, XXVII|       by his preaching and good works to the things of Heaven.~
55        V, XII  |         the body have done good works, but who are not so perfect
56        V, XII  |      the priesthood, whose good works were worthy of his office:
57        V, XVII |         much, gathered from the works of the aforesaid writer,
58        V, XX   |         zeal and great in noble works in the sight of God and
59        V, XXI  |        unity by their faith and works; nay, I confidently declare,
60        V, XXIV | brethren, to compile out of the works of the venerable Fathers,
61        V, XXIV |  whatsoever I have found in the works of St. Augustine I have