Book, Chapter

 1        0, Int  |  mentioned.~In Chapter 7 we pass to a fresh missionary enterprise.
 2        0, Int  |        From these events we pass summarily to the evangelization
 3        0, Life |     able; he also strove to pass all the night joyfully in
 4        I, III  |    which year there came to pass a most grievous famine in
 5        I, XXI  | their errors. So it came to pass that the faith in those
 6        I, XXXII|     we know to have come to pass in the English nation, over
 7        I, XXXII|     of these things come to pass in your country, let not
 8       II, I    |  for evermore.~ Nor must we pass by in silence the story
 9       II, XVIII|     hereafter be brought to pass in you; and that these words
10      III, IX   | this day. Whence it came to pass that many took up the very
11      III, X    |    is reported, happened to pass by the same place, where
12      III, XI   |     I think we ought not to pass over in silence the miracles
13      III, XI   |  his death. Thus it came to pass that the relics were left
14      III, XI   |   inquired how that came to pass, and he answered, "As soon
15      III, XV   |     uproar. Thus it came to pass that the man of God, by
16      III, XV   |   storm that was to come to pass, and by virtue of the same
17      III, XXV  |     Easter. Thus it came to pass, that Easter Sunday was
18       IV, III  | drew near wherein he was to pass out of this world to the
19       IV, X    | think it by no means fit to pass over the miracle of healing,
20       IV, XI   |   Both these things came to pass, as he had learnt from the
21       IV, XVI  |  did not doubt they were to pass to the life of the soul,
22       IV, XXIII|  monastic life were wont to pass their time of probation,
23       IV, XXIV |    silence.~Thus it came to pass, that as he had served the
24       IV, XXV  |     standing in prayer, and pass the whole week in abstinence."
25       IV, XXVI |     was drawn into a narrow pass among remote mountains,
26       IV, XXX  |       Lent, and was wont to pass the forty days before the
27       IV, XXXI |  the pain lay, and likewise pass over all that part of his
28       IV, XXXII|    mercy of God, it came to pass that he was cured by the
29        V, VII  |  the bonds of the flesh and pass to the eternal joys of Heaven;
30        V, VII  |   help of the Lord, came to pass according as he had conceived
31        V, X    |  the faith. Thus it came to pass, that with the help of the
32        V, XII  | burning pit; and it came to pass that as they went down deeper,
33        V, XIV  |     this also might come to pass through the reading of our
34        V, XIX  |    after, and so it came to pass that, during the reign of
35        V, XXI  | that he might bring this to pass with the more ease and greater
36        V, XXI  |   be kept. Thus it comes to pass that our Easter never falls
37        V, XXI  |      for so it will come to pass, that after you have held
38        V, XXII |  manifest that this came to pass by a wonderful dispensation
39        V, XXIV |  eclipse of the sun came to pass on the 16th of February,
40        V, XXIV |  eclipse of the sun came to pass on the 20th of June, and
41        V, XXIV |     664, an eclipse came to pass; Earconbert, king of Kent,
42        V, XXIV |  eclipse of the sun came to pass; afterwards, in the same