Book, Chapter

 1        0, Life   |         have had a considerable knowledge of Greek, probably he knew
 2        0, Life   |         though not according to knowledge." Aidan’s holiness of life
 3        I, I      | confession of the one self-same knowledge, which is of highest truth
 4        I, XXVII  |         husband may have carnal knowledge of her? Or whether it is
 5        I, XXXII  |     zeal he had attained to the knowledge of heavenly glory. The copy
 6        I, XXXII  |         Him, Whose Name and the knowledge of Whom you have spread
 7        I, XXXII  |         are subject to you, the knowledge of one God, Father, Son,
 8        I, XXXII  |      monastic rule, full of the knowledge of Holy Scripture, and,
 9       II, I      |   revealed; the strength of the knowledge of God is given him, and
10       II, VIII   |       we perceive with how much knowledge of the Sacred Word you,
11       II, IX     |        which he was sent to the knowledge of truth; according to the
12       II, IX     |      venerable Paulinus, in the knowledge of faith, and to confer
13       II, X      |      end that, bringing to your knowledge the Gospel of Christ, which
14       II, X      | extremities of the earth in the knowledge of Himself.~ "For we suppose,
15       II, X      |         Draw near, then, to the knowledge of Him Who created you,
16       II, XI     |      remained a stranger to the knowledge of the supreme and undivided
17       II, XI     |         pouring into his mind a knowledge of the greatness of that
18       II, XIII   |      held; and rejoicing in the knowledge of the worship of the true
19       II, XVII   |       by orthodox preaching the knowledge of your King and Creator,
20       II, XVII   |    errors, and bring you to the knowledge of His name in this present
21      III, III    |      but not fully according to knowledge; for he was wont to keep
22      III, IV     |      worthy to receive the full knowledge of this matter also, according
23      III, XVI    |     such as were likely to have knowledge thereof; for during the
24      III, XXV    |  tradition you oppose with full knowledge, and that you neither agree
25       IV, II     |         and rivers of wholesome knowledge daily flowed from them to
26       IV, XIX    |         grave, had more certain knowledge. He was wont to relate that
27       IV, XXIII  |          the others should have knowledge of her entrance into the
28       IV, XXVII  |        from him received both a knowledge of the Scriptures, and an
29       IV, XXIX   |          a man renowned for his knowledge of the Holy Scriptures,
30       IV, XXX    |         have lately come to our knowledge.~
31        V, IX     |        and for his learning and knowledge, for he had lived many years
32        V, XII    |       set down came also to our knowledge. And he related his visions
33        V, XV     |       excellently instructed in knowledge of the Scriptures. Returning
34        V, XVIII  |   touching the Church as in the knowledge of the Scriptures. Aldhelm,
35        V, XX     |   studies, that he had no small knowledge of the Greek tongue, and
36        V, XXI    |         he himself had no small knowledge of these things. He also
37        V, XXII   |       God, but not according to knowledge." He taught them to celebrate
38        V, XXII   |    learning which it had in the knowledge of God, should afterwards,
39        V, XXII   |       reveal to the English the knowledge which they had of the Christian
40        V, XXII   |        in the sure and catholic knowledge of the time of Easter, and
41        V, XX  III|          besides having a great knowledge of letters both ecclesiastical
42        V, XXIV   |       forefathers, or of my own knowledge, with the help of the Lord,
43        V, XXIV   |       drink in the words of Thy knowledge, Thou wilt also vouchsafe
44        V, XXIV   |          and endued with divine knowledge, as also Frithbert, both