Book, Chapter

 1        0, Int  |          was again translated by John Stevens (1723), and a third
 2        0, Int  |        cc. 2-6) by an account of John of Beverley, Bishop of Hexham,
 3        0, Life |        instances at the hands of John, Bishop of Hexham, and by
 4        0, Life | translation of the Gospel of St. John, from the beginning, as
 5        I, XXVII|      flesh. For which thing also John the Baptist was beheaded,
 6        I, XXVII|         I am the Truth," because John was killed for the truth,
 7       II, XIX  |       sitting in synod. Likewise John, who succeeded Severinus,
 8       II, XIX  |          the holy Apostolic See; John, the deacon, and elect in
 9       II, XIX  |        the name of God; likewise John, the chief of the notaries
10       II, XIX  |          holy Apostolic See, and John, the servant of God, and
11      III, XXV  |       the same which the blessed John the Evangelist, the disciple
12      III, XXV  |          be it from us to charge John with folly, for he literally
13      III, XXV  |          sacrifices of flesh. So John, according to the custom
14      III, XXV  |     precepts of the Law, even as John did. And when that came,
15      III, XXV  |        successors of the blessed John in Asia, since his death,
16      III, XXV  |    neither follow the example of John, as you imagine, nor that
17      III, XXV  |      keeping of your Easter. For John, keeping the Paschal time
18      III, XXV  |           you agree neither with John nor Peter, nor with the
19      III, XXIX |        holy martyrs, Laurentius, John, and Paul, and Gregory,
20       IV, I    |        having there delivered to John, archbishop of that city,
21       IV, XVIII|                  CHAP. XVIII. Of John, the precentor of the Apostolic
22       IV, XVIII|         faith, was the venerable John, archchanter of the church
23       IV, XVIII|         take the aforesaid Abbot John with him into Britain, that
24       IV, XVIII|       Peter’s at Rome. The Abbot John did as he had been commanded
25       IV, XVIII|       others elsewhere. The said John not only taught the brothers
26       IV, XVIII|          the most reverend Abbot John, then appointed to go to
27       IV, XXIII|         were Bosa,Aetla, Oftfor, John,and Wilfrid.Of the first
28        V, II   |             CHAP. II. How Bishop John cured a dumb man by his
29        V, II   |        Hagustald by the holy man John, of whom those that knew
30        V, II   |        by the Apostles Peter and John, leaping up, stood and walked,
31        V, III  |     Hagustald, and the aforesaid John, upon the death of Bosa,
32        V, XIX  |   bishops and the Apostolic Pope John. It was shown by the judgement
33        V, XXIV |   Archbishop Theodore presiding; John, the Roman abbot, was also
34        V, XXIV |         the most reverend Bishop John, and at the bidding of the
35        V, XXIV |         On the Revelation of St. John, three books. Likewise,