Book, Chapter

 1        0, Int  |          encouraged him. For the greater part of Book I (cc. 1-22),
 2        0, Int  |  effected in the attitude of the greater part of the Celtic Church
 3        0, Life |        but rather that he gained greater profit through the labour
 4        I, I    |     south, they had occupied the greater part of the island, when
 5        I, III  |       fighting or bloodshed, the greater part of the island was surrendered
 6        I, XII  |    enemies, they were reduced to greater distress than before. [410-
 7        I, XV   |    quickly sent over, bringing a greater number of men, and these,
 8        I, XV   |        obliged them to furnish a greater quantity of provisions;
 9        I, XIX  |      conflagration; but, for the greater manifestation of the Divine
10        I, XX   |       celebration of Easter, the greater part of the army, fresh
11        I, XXIII|        labour is followed by the greater glory of an eternal reward.
12        I, XXVI |         the faith, they obtained greater liberty to preach everywhere
13        I, XXVI |    established by many miracles, greater numbers began daily to flock
14        I, XXVII|         And when the severity is greater, it is to proceed from charity,
15       II, I    |        but rather that he gained greater profit through the labour
16       II, II   |     standing apart in a place of greater safety; he inquired who
17       II, V    |     river H umber; his power was greater; he had the overlordship
18       II, X    |     loving kindness, and for the greater benefit of all His creatures,
19       II, XII  |         a third time, offering a greater bribe each time, and, moreover,
20       II, XIII |       there are many who receive greater favours from you, and are
21       II, XIII |       careful to serve them with greater zeal. It remains, therefore,
22      III, VI   |         made heaven and earth, a greater earthly kingdom than any
23      III, X    |      must be that some person of greater holiness than any other
24      III, XIX  |       after, he not only saw the greater joys of the blessed, but
25      III, XXIV |        and royal marks of honour greater than can be believed, to
26      III, XXIV |          he likewise subdued the greater part of the Picts to the
27      III, XXV  |   Scotland, came to be bishop, a greater controversy arose about
28       IV, XIX  |           unless just before the greater festivals, as Easter, Whitsuntide,
29       IV, XIX  |          a day, excepting on the greater festivals, or some urgent
30       IV, XXIII|      being desirous to attain to greater perfection, he went into
31       IV, XXV  |           A great wound requires greater care in the healing thereof;
32       IV, XXVI |   mountains, and slain, with the greater part of the forces he had
33       IV, XXXII|      tumour, which growing daily greater, threatened the loss of
34       IV, XXXII|         this course, for fear of greater danger. The brother having
35        V, XII  |       the darkness; which waxing greater by degrees, came rapidly
36        V, XII  | sober-spirited man, "I have seen greater cold." And when they said, "
37        V, XIII |          sitting down filled the greater part of it within. Then
38        V, XV   |       season of Easter, to be at greater variance with those that
39        V, XVI  |        the door of the tomb; the greater part is set up as another
40        V, XIX  |   country, you shall recover the greater part of the possessions
41        V, XXI  |      pass with the more ease and greater authority, he sought aid
42        V, XXI  |     commends to be observed as a greater festival than the rest;
43        V, XXI  |       made two great lights; the greater light to rule the day, and
44        V, XXI  |     another edition has it, ‘The greater light to begin the day,