Book, Chapter

 1        0, Life  |            in giving thanks to the living God. O truly blessed man!
 2        0, Life  |         fall into the hands of the living God,’ and much more out
 3        I, XIV   |            along with plenty, evil living increased, and this was
 4        I, XIV   |          numbers of them, that the living scarcely availed to bury
 5        I, XXV   |          would never end, with the living and true God. The king hearing
 6        I, XXVI  |            from those they taught; living themselves in all respects
 7       II, VII   |   Augustine; Justus, who was still living, governed the church of
 8       II, XX    |          disposition and manner of living, that he did not even spare
 9      III, II    |      together beseech the true and living God Almighty in His mercy
10      III, II    |          Bothelm, and who is still living, a few years ago, walking
11      III, V     |        Among other lessons in holy living, Aidan left the clergy a
12      III, XI    |     venerable abbess, who is still living, called Ethelhild, the sister
13      III, XII   |           young man was then still living in the monastery, on whom,
14      III, XIX   |          of our monastery is still living, who is wont to relate that
15       IV, II    |           is, that there are still living at this day some of their
16       IV, III   |          the flesh, translated the living stones of the Church from
17       IV, III   |            Wulfhere, who was still living, was king. Wynfrid was one
18       IV, V     |          of God keep us in safety, living in the unity of His Holy
19       IV, IX    |          to her as if she had been living, and entreated her that
20       IV, XIII  |       flesh of all rejoiced in the living God, for they perceived
21       IV, XXIII | thirty-three years of it she spent living most nobly in the secular
22       IV, XXIII |           Angles, was at that time living in the same monastery, under
23       IV, XXVIII|         How the same St. Cuthbert, living the life of an Anchorite,
24       IV, XXVIII|            an oratory and a common living room, he ordered the brothers
25       IV, XXXI  |            the house, and is still living, having the testimony of
26        V, V     |           rest of the company; and living many years after, continued
27        V, XI    |        country, chanced then to be living in banishment among the
28        V, XI    |         surnamed Clement, is still living, venerable for his great
29        V, XII   |           for, to the end that the living might be roused from the
30        V, XII   |   judgement, by the prayers of the living and their alms and fasting,
31        V, XII   |            preserve your manner of living and your words in righteousness
32        V, XII   |            his office: he is still living, and leading a solitary
33        V, XIV   |      famous monastery, but himself living infamously. He was oftentimes
34        V, XIV   |          cause of salvation to the living, who should hear of it.
35        V, XVIII |        bishop in his stead, and is living at this time, being likewise