Book, Chapter

 1        0, Life  |       to meet "the needs of the brethren." One of his pupils was
 2        0, Life  |        itself in labour for the brethren, and, pervading the whole,
 3        0, Life  |        the congregations of the brethren. What if they do not find
 4        0, Life  |        do not find me among the brethren? May they not say, ‘Where
 5        0, Life  |         that to afford the weak brethren the help of his exhortation
 6        I, XXVII |         the congregation of the brethren, while he sees himself burdened
 7        I, XXVIII|          With how much kindness brethren, coming of their own accord,
 8       II, I     |  heavenly life; for some of the brethren of his monastery, who had
 9       II, II    |         accept peace with their brethren, they should have war from
10       II, IV    |     follows:~ "To our most dear brethren, the Lords Bishops and Abbots
11      III, V     |  practice in his life among his brethren; for he neither sought nor
12      III, V     |         either to read with his brethren or to pray. At that time,
13      III, VIII  |    light of heaven. Many of the brethren of that monastery who were
14      III, VIII  |       that it seemed to all the brethren and sisters there present,
15      III, XI    |   Hereupon, in the morning, the brethren of that monastery who had
16      III, XVII  |   buried in the cemetery of the brethren. Some time after, when a
17      III, XXIII |         to be bishops. When the brethren who were in his monastery,
18      III, XXIII |        gladly received by their brethren and fellow soldiers in Christ,
19      III, XXIII |      salvation to others of the brethren.~
20      III, XXVI  |        appointed abbot over the brethren that chose to remain in
21      III, XXVI  |        plain, daily food of the brethren, and required no more. For
22       IV, III   |        be seven or eight of the brethren, as often as he had any
23       IV, III   |   aforesaid habitation with the brethren, and whilst they were engaged
24       IV, III   |       who was wont to visit our brethren, has vouchsafed also to
25       IV, III   |        church, and speak to the brethren, that in their prayers they
26       IV, III   |        calm. Being asked by his brethren why he did so, he answered, "
27       IV, VII   |    great, that one of the older brethren, who at the same time was
28       IV, XIII  |       monastery, chiefly of the brethren he had brought with him,
29       IV, XIV   |     away out of this world. The brethren, therefore, thought fit
30       IV, XIV   |         nation; and let all the brethren assemble in the church,
31       IV, XIV   |         day. He then called the brethren, ordered dinner to be provided,
32       IV, XVIII |      earnestly entreated by the brethren, that in his return to Rome
33       IV, XXIV  |       him to the company of the brethren, and ordered that he should
34       IV, XXVI  |    years, with a few of his own brethren, he led a life in all monastic
35       IV, XXVII |      own practice, instruct the brethren in the observance of regular
36       IV, XXVIII|       had, with the help of the brethren, built himself a narrow
37       IV, XXVIII|      summer. Hereupon, when the brethren visited him according to
38       IV, XXVIII|       prayer to afford the weak brethren the help of his exhortation,
39       IV, XXX   |        it into the minds of the brethren to take up his bones. They
40       IV, XXXII |          Cuthbert. For when the brethren found his body uncorrupted,
41        V, I     |         by his prayers when the brethren were in danger at sea. [
42        V, I     |        abbot, presided over the brethren of the same church of Lindisfarne,
43        V, I     |          with two others of the brethren, desiring to speak with
44        V, IX    |       in the morning one of the brethren, who had been a disciple
45        V, IX    |        intended voyage with the brethren. When they had put aboard
46        V, XI    |    parts from the number of the brethren that either came with him
47        V, XIV   |       oftentimes rebuked by the brethren and elders of the place,
48        V, XIV   |       the Word of life with the brethren. For which reason it befell
49        V, XIV   |        to extremity, called the brethren, and with much lamentation,
50        V, XIX   | Apostolic see. When he told the brethren, they commended his design,
51        V, XIX   |    round about him a company of brethren singing psalms and weeping.
52        V, XIX   |     thanks to God, with all the brethren there present. When they
53        V, XIX   |     tears of your disciples and brethren, and the intercession of
54        V, XIX   |      and by the ministry of the brethren, he was carried to his first
55        V, XXII  |     which he had begun with the brethren, whom he had converted to
56        V, XXII  |  celebrated in those parts. The brethren rejoiced in the sure and
57        V, XXIV  |       own needs and those of my brethren, to compile out of the works