Book, Chapter

 1        0, Int   |          of strict chronological order, it is difficult to grasp
 2        0, Life  |         Bishop of Hexham, and by order of the Abbot Ceolfrid; that
 3        I, VI    |   frontiers. When, therefore, an order was sent by Maximian that
 4        I, XXV   |          him, went into Kent, in order to preach therein. [597
 5        I, XXV   |       men. They had obtained, by order of the blessed Pope Gregory,
 6        I, XXX   |        may consider how he is to order all things. God preserve
 7        I, XXXII |          and tempests out of the order of the seasons, wars, famines,
 8       II, X     |        in them is, disposing the order by which they should subsist,
 9       II, XIV   |         receiving instruction in order to be admitted to baptism.
10      III, VII   |     diocese; notwithstanding, in order to give him some help in
11      III, XV    |         these things fell out in order, even as the bishop had
12      III, XIX   |          through avarice, but in order to save his soul." The fire
13      III, XIX   |    danger, he left all things in order, and sailed over into Gaul,
14      III, XXIII |       afterwards promoted to the order of priesthood, and was of
15      III, XXIV  |         succeeding each other in order under King Wulfhere, discharged
16      III, XXVIII|          to the king of Gaul, in order that he should cause him
17       IV, III   |        entering the monastery in order to live in idleness, as
18       IV, V     |    together, and had sat down in order, I said, ‘I beseech you,
19       IV, V     |       asked every one of them in order, whether they consented
20       IV, V     |         all observe the time and order of their consecration.~"
21       IV, IX    |        the younger ones. Now, in order that her virtue might, according
22       IV, XVIII |        come lately from Rome, by order of Pope Agatho, together
23       IV, XVIII |      also asked and obtained, in order to secure the immunities
24       IV, XVIII |        of the said monastery the order and manner of singing and
25       IV, XIX   |       her turn, according to the order in which she had passed
26       IV, XXIII |  monastery, began immediately to order it in all things under a
27       IV, XXIII |     either to build or to set in order a monastery in the place
28       IV, XXIII |      bishop in his stead, and by order of King Ethelred, consecrated
29       IV, XXIII |      before, and then related in order how and when they had learnt
30       IV, XXIV  |         is the sense but not the order of the words as he sang
31       IV, XXV   |    through all this monastery in order, have looked into the huts
32       IV, XXV   |  slothful sleep, or are awake in order to commit sin; for even
33       IV, XXVII |   secrets of the Devil’s art. In order to correct the error of
34       IV, XXX   |        long after. [698 A.D.]~IN order to show forth the great
35        V, XVIII |        the city of Maildufus, by order of a synod of his own nation,
36        V, XIX   | instruction he learned, in their order the four Gospels, and the
37        V, XIX   |          case required, read, by order of the Apostolic Pope, before
38        V, XIX   |         written in gold in their order, and he gave a case meet
39        V, XXI   |      thus, perverting the proper order, they sometimes keep Easter
40        V, XXI   |          be observed in the like order, so that its full moon must
41        V, XXI   |       upon her His Spirit. Which order of our salvation the prophet
42        V, XXI   |        and the moon stood in her order.’~"He, therefore, who shall
43        V, XXI   |     first month following in her order, that is, after the end
44        V, XXI   |   Exiguus added as many more, in order, after the same manner,
45        V, XXI   |        week, returns in the same order as before. We therefore
46        V, XXIV  |      taken heed to transcribe in order.~On the Acts of the Apostles,
47        V, XXIV  |         arranged in Alphabetical Order.~Likewise a Book of the