Book, Chapter

 1        0, Life  |            He Who said ‘Thou shalt love the Lord thy God,’ said
 2        0, Life  |         said likewise, ‘Thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself.’"
 3        0, Life  | characteristic akin to this is his love of truth. As a historian,
 4        0, Life  |    Wherefore I rejoice, rather for love of him than from confidence
 5        I, XIV   |      cruelty, hatred of truth, and love of falsehood; insomuch,
 6        I, XXVII |         they are carried away with love of the same Mystery to receive
 7        I, XXVII |         receive. But when, not the love of getting children, but
 8        I, XXVIII|          for the sake of brotherly love. Therefore, if our common
 9        I, XXVIII|           to come to you, let your love, as is becoming, receive
10       II, I     |            city in their brotherly love, he employed for the better
11       II, I     |            meaning. By his guiding love he brought the Angles to
12       II, VII   |             and always aspiring to love, seek, and attain to those
13       II, VII   |            with the fire of divine love, and was wont to drive away
14       II, X     |          the goodwill of heartfelt love, to exhort your Highness,
15       II, XI    |            easily inflame with the love of Himself the understanding,
16       II, XI    |          yourself so wholly to the love of your Redeemer, as never
17       II, XI    |       faith. But when our fatherly love earnestly inquired concerning
18       II, XII   |          other adornments, for the love of money." In short, the
19       II, XVII  |          King Edwin, with fatherly love inflaming his zeal, to the
20       II, XVII  |      exhort you with such fatherly love as is meet, to labour to
21       II, XVII  |         keep before your eyes that love of his doctrine, which he
22       II, XVII  |         grant by the warmth of our love for you, as well as by reason
23       II, XVIII |           face to face, our mutual love. For which gift we continually
24       II, XVIII |         and works, in the fear and love of God, what you and your
25      III, IV    |            their continence, their love of God, and observance of
26      III, XIII  |           stranger and pilgrim for love of the eternal country,
27      III, XVII  |           the readers; to wit, his love of peace and charity; of
28      III, XVII  |        things I greatly admire and love in the aforesaid bishop,
29      III, XIX   |         confirmed in the faith and love of Christ those that already
30      III, XIX   |         riches of the world to the love of heavenly things. The
31      III, XXIII |           chiefly came to know and love the bishop. So then, complying
32      III, XXIII |         whose body he had come for love of him, that so he might
33      III, XXV   |         works of faith, piety, and love, according to the custom
34      III, XXIX  |         pious devotion and fervent love of the blessed life; and
35       IV, III   |         unwilling, in his zeal and love for his pious labour, he
36       IV, III   |          to preserve the virtue of love and peace among themselves,
37       IV, III   |       admonition with due fear and love; that, as often as the air
38       IV, V     |         brothers, for the fear and love of our Redeemer, that we
39       IV, IX    |            and still nobler in the love of the world to come; who
40       IV, XII   |      church, at length impelled by love of the heavenly kingdom,
41       IV, XX    |       hearts; throughout the world love of the temperate life is
42       IV, XX    |          none had severed from the Love enthroned on high."~
43       IV, XXIII |           of her innate wisdom and love of the service of God.~When
44       IV, XXIII |         who loved her with a great love, in the same monastery where
45       IV, XXIV  |          to draw men away from the love of sin, and to excite in
46       IV, XXV   |         same unremittingly for the love of God and through delight
47       IV, XXVII |          of foolish custom, to the love of heavenly joys; for many
48       IV, XXVIII|            he who said "Thou shalt love the Lord thy God," said
49       IV, XXVIII|         said likewise, "Thou shalt love thy neighbour." He was noted
50        V, VII   |           most holy body his pious love had led him from the utmost
51        V, VII   |        mighty in war, left for the love of God, that, a pilgrim
52        V, IX    |           and brought me up in all love, appeared to me, and asked,
53        V, XVIII |        guided rather by his innate love of virtue, than by what
54        V, XIX   |          esteemed him so highly in love that he had thoughts of
55        V, XIX   |        learnt to follow always and love the catholic rules of the
56        V, XIX   |           Bishop Wilfrid, who, for love of piety, built these courts
57        V, XXI   |           our minds renewed to the love of heavenly things. We are
58        V, XXI   |        that, with devout faith and love, we worship the Redemption
59        V, XXI   |         hath promised to them that love him,’ and that for the sake
60        V, XXIV  |            Peter’s tonsure for the love of God, and to the end that