Book, Chapter

 1        0, Life   |         s care in organizing his house like a monastery and safeguarding
 2        I, XIX    |        and passed by, though the house that sheltered the holy
 3        I, XXV    |    should not come to him in any house, lest, by so coming, according
 4        I, XXV    |          city, and from Thy holy house, for we have sinned. Hallelujah."~
 5        I, XXVII  |    manner of conversation in the house of God; but it is the custom
 6       II, I      |         set about organizing his house like a monastery. And when
 7       II, II     |         one mind in His Father's house, to vouchsafe, by signs
 8       II, IV     |          even to eat in the same house where we were entertained."~
 9       II, IX     |        with eleven others of her house. At that time, the king,
10       II, XIII   |         of a sparrow through the house wherein you sit at supper
11       II, XVI    |          Blaecca, with his whole house. He likewise built, in that
12      III, IV     |        commonly called the White House, because he there built
13      III, X      |   certain village, and entered a house where the villagers were
14      III, X      |    received by the owners of the house, he sat down with them at
15      III, X      |       and caught the roof of the house, which being made of wattles
16      III, X      |         able to save the burning house, which was rapidly being
17      III, X      |         destroyed. Wherefore the house was burnt down, and only
18      III, XI     |         entering the hall of the house, in the inner part whereof
19      III, XI     |       drew near the hall of this house, with the casket she brought,
20      III, XIV    |         and lay concealed in the house of Hunwald, a noble,whom
21      III, XXII   |          not to enter this man’s house, nor to eat of his meat.
22      III, XXII   |         went to a banquet at his house. As he was going thence,
23      III, XXII   |    wouldest not refrain from the house of that sinful and condemned
24      III, XXII   |      thou shalt die in that very house." Yet it is to be believed,
25      III, XXIII  |        administer to him and his house the Word and the Sacraments
26       IV, III    |      thegns, and governor of her house. As the fervour of his faith
27       IV, III    |     monument, made like a little house, covered, having a hole
28       IV, VIII   |       you truly, that I see this house filled with so great a light,
29       IV, IX     |           being taken out of the house in which the sisters used
30       IV, XXIII  |          she saw the roof of the house open, and a light shed from
31       IV, XXIV   |      done so and gone out of the house where the banquet was, to
32       IV, XXIV   |        his neighbourhood was the house to which those that were
33       IV, XXIV   |      with those that were in the house before, and it was now past
34       IV, XXXI   |  ministered to the guests of the house, and is still living, having
35        V, IV     |     desired him to come into his house and dine. The bishop declined,
36        V, IV     |     would vouchsafe to enter his house that day and break his fast.
37        V, IV     |          and dine at the thegn’s house, and give his blessing.
38        V, X      |          entertained them in his house some days, promising to
39        V, XII    |         godly life, with all his house. This man fell sick, and
40        V, XIII   | countenance, and they beset this house without, and sitting down
41        V, XX     | appertain to the adorning of the house of God. He in like manner
42        V, XXI    |         a lamb, according to the house of their fathers, a lamb
43        V, XXI    |     their fathers, a lamb for an house.’ And a little after, ‘And
44        V, XXI    |         a lamb, according to the house of his fathers, a lamb for
45        V, XXI    |       his fathers, a lamb for an house, and he should kill it in
46        V, XX  III|        which is called the White House, which, as the number of