Book, Chapter

 1        0, Life  |       wit, that masses and holy prayers are diligently offered by
 2        0, Life  |     diligently offer masses and prayers for him, and they promised
 3        I, XVIII |  martyrs, after offering up his prayers, commanded the tomb to be
 4        I, XIX   |       there by sickness, by his prayers quenched a fire that had
 5        I, XXV   | litanies, they offered up their prayers to the Lord for the eternal
 6        I, XXVII |        jointly pour forth their prayers to Almighty God for his
 7        I, XXXII |      will Almighty God hear his prayers for you. But if (which God
 8       II, I     |         by his exhortations and prayers helping the preaching to
 9       II, II    |       practice of him, by whose prayers he shall be healed, be looked
10       II, II    |      together to offer up their prayers to God for the combatants,
11       II, II    |     they were intent upon their prayers, against the swords of the
12       II, VI    |         tears poured forth many prayers to God for the state of
13       II, VII   |        the air, by his frequent prayers and at his bidding, from
14       II, IX    |      tell the king, that by his prayers to Him he had obtained that
15       II, XI    |        to implore with frequent prayers.~ "Having premised thus
16       II, XVII  |         of your souls; that his prayers may exalt your kingdom and
17      III, VIII  |     commending herself to their prayers, she let them know that
18      III, XII   |         need we wonder that the prayers of that king who is now
19      III, XIV   |    monastery was built, wherein prayers should be daily offered
20      III, XV    |   entreated him to offer up his prayers to the Lord for him and
21      III, XVI   |      How the same Aidan, by his prayers, saved the royal city when
22      III, XIX   |       to his usual watching and prayers; inasmuch as his end was
23      III, XXIII |     much benefit from the daily prayers of those who were to serve
24      III, XXIII |         saved from death by the prayers of his spiritual father.
25      III, XXIV  |       which monastery continual prayers should be offered up for
26      III, XXVII |       home, after his tears and prayers and vows, he found his companion
27       IV, III   |         brethren, that in their prayers they commend my departure
28       IV, III   |   himself with all his heart to prayers and psalms till the weather
29       IV, XIV   |         the Lord has heard your prayers, and has favourably looked
30       IV, XIV   |      thanksgiving because their prayers are heard, or else in memory
31       IV, XXIII |       to awake and call them to prayers, when any one of them was
32       IV, XXV   |        by fasting and tears and prayers, like the Ninevites, have
33       IV, XXVIII|         of an Anchorite, by his prayers obtained a spring in a dry
34       IV, XXVIII|      relying upon the faith and prayers of the servant of God, the
35       IV, XXVIII|      dilig entlyintenton devout prayers, and kindly to all that
36        V, I     |         calmed a tempest by his prayers when the brethren were in
37        V, I     |         Heaven in answer to the prayers of the man of God, to the
38        V, II    |       the bishop’s blessing and prayers, a goodly head of hair grew
39        V, III   |     healed a sick maiden by his prayers. [705 A.D.]~THE same Berthun
40        V, V     |        likewise recalled by his prayers a thegn’s servant from death.~
41        V, XII   |        day of judgement, by the prayers of the living and their
42        V, XII   |       continue saying psalms or prayers in the same as long as he
43        V, XIX   |   granted you life, through the prayers and tears of your disciples
44        V, XXI   |   solemn service of lessons and prayers and Paschal ceremonies,