Book, Chapter

 1        0, Int   |         heroically at his post to keep alive the smouldering embers
 2        I, XXIII |         am willing to labour. God keep you in safety, my most beloved
 3        I, XXIV  |      patrimony in our Church. God keep you in safety, most reverend
 4        I, XXVIII|           under false report. God keep you in safety, most reverend
 5       II, II    |          s sake. For they did not keep Easter Sunday at the proper
 6       II, II    |         three matters, to wit, to keep Easter at the due time;
 7       II, IV    |  entreating and conjuring them to keep the unity of peace and Catholic
 8       II, XII   |        you no harm, but rather to keep his pledged faith; for when
 9       II, XII   |    promise; accept the faith, and keep the precepts of Him Who,
10       II, XVII  |  Evangelist, of apostolic memory, keep before your eyes that love
11      III, II    |          was afterwards slain, to keep vigils there for the health
12      III, III   |     knowledge; for he was wont to keep Easter Sunday according
13      III, IV    | nevertheless, they did not always keep on the fourteenth of the
14      III, V     |        respect of persons, did he keep silence with regard to the
15      III, XXV   |          that though he could not keep Easter contrary to the custom
16      III, XXV   |         said, "The Easter which I keep, I received from my elders,
17      III, XXV   |       thus:— "The Easter which we keep, we saw celebrated by all
18      III, XXV   |          it; the command being to keep the passover from the fourteenth
19      III, XXV   |          you sometimes manifestly keep Easter before the full moon,
20       IV, V     |          I. That we all in common keep the holy day of Easter on
21       IV, V     |  fellowship. May the Grace of God keep us in safety, living in
22       IV, XIV   |         therefore, thought fit to keep a fast of three days, and
23        V, II    |          or want, whom they might keep with them during those days,
24        V, II    |        night, as long as he could keep awake, as those who were
25        V, II    |        that the bishop offered to keep him in his own household,
26        V, XIII  |         dispensation, that we may keep in mind that our deeds and
27        V, XV    |         unity, and taught them to keep the lawful time of Easter.~
28        V, XIX   |           would have you hear and keep secret, till I know what
29        V, XXI   |    confute those that presumed to keep Easter out of the due time;
30        V, XXI   |     committed to their charge, to keep the same, tqgether with
31        V, XXI   |           that third week, and to keep the beginning of the Paschal
32        V, XXI   |           Egypt, are commanded to keep the first Passover, that
33        V, XXI   |       little after, ‘And ye shall keep it up until the fourteenth
34        V, XXI   |          day of the week does not keep pace exactly with the moon,
35        V, XXI   |            that we do not rightly keep Easter Sunday, which we
36        V, XXI   |      proper order, they sometimes keep Easter Day entirely in the
37        V, XXI   |         and that we also ought to keep Easter when the Sunday comes.
38        V, XXI   |       matter, we are commanded to keep Easter in the first month
39        V, XXI   |       things. We are commanded to keep it in the third week of
40        V, XXI   |          we endeavour with Him to keep the Passover, that is, the
41        V, XXII  |        heads without a crown, and keep the Feast of Christ apart
42        V, XXII  |        saw his hearers accept and keep with him as Easter that