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 1        0, Int    |             kingdom and receives the tonsure.~After a brief allusion
 2        0, Int    |            Offa of Essex receive the tonsure at Rome, and in the same
 3        0, Int    |             regard to Easter and the tonsure. The letter of Abbot Ceolfrid
 4      III, XVIII  |              and having received the tonsure, applied himself rather
 5      III, XXV    |              crown of ecclesiastical tonsure, rightly thought that this
 6      III, XXV    |            concerning Easter and the tonsure and other ecclesiastical
 7      III, XXVI   |              Catholic Easter and the tonsure in the form of a crown,(
 8      III, XXVI   |          crown of the ecclesiastical tonsure, according to the custom
 9       IV, I      |         crown; for he had before the tonsure of St. Paul,the Apostle,
10        V, XII    |              and having received the tonsure, went apart into a place
11        V, XII    |            the crown of the monastic tonsure; and the said king, whensoever
12        V, XIX    |              and there receiving the tonsure and becoming a monk, when
13        V, XIX    |         places at Rome, received the tonsure, and ending his life in
14        V, XIX    |          having not yet received the tonsure, but being in no small measure
15        V, XIX    |              more important than the tonsure; for which reason he was
16        V, XIX    |         years, received from him the tonsure, and Dalfinus esteemed him
17        V, XXI    |              catholic Easter and the Tonsure. [710 A.D.]~AT that time,
18        V, XXI    |    concerning the form and manner of tonsure whereby the clergy should
19        V, XXI    |            you to take heed that the tonsure, concerning which likewise
20        V, XXI    |             one and the same form of tonsure throughout the world. Moreover,
21        V, XXI    |               that the difference of tonsure is not hurtful to those
22        V, XXI    |              about the difference of tonsure, as there has been a contention
23        V, XXI    |               among all the forms of tonsure that are to be found in
24        V, XXI    |             them on his head, by the tonsure, the form of the crown of
25        V, XXI    |           this world. But as for the tonsure which Simon Magus is said
26        V, XXI    |            be condemned who use this tonsure, if they uphold the catholic
27        V, XXI    |          imitate the likeness of the tonsure of him whom St. Peter anathematized?
28        V, XXI    |               that though I wear the tonsure of Simon, according to the
29        V, XXI    |            been mindful to amend the tonsure, if his influence had availed
30        V, XXI    |            and I do decree that this tonsure, which we have heard to
31        V, XXII   |            regard to Easter, and the tonsure. For in the year of our
32        V, XX  III|           weapons, and receiving the tonsure, desire rather both for
33        V, XXIV   |        Easter and the ecclesiastical tonsure. [V, 22.]~In the year 725,
34        V, XXIV   |            voluntarily receiving the tonsure, left the kingdom to Eadbert.~
35        V, XXIV   | Northumbrians, receiving St. Peter’s tonsure for the love of God, and