Book, Chapter

 1        0, Life  |           in it all. It is a life full of eager activity in intellectual
 2        I, IV    |      brother, Lucius Verus, whose full adoptive name was Lucius
 3        I, XVIII |        prayer, and then Germanus, full of the Holy Ghost, invoking
 4        I, XXVII |           Question. — Whether two full brothers may marry two sisters,
 5        I, XXVII |     brother and sister, or of two full brothers, or two sisters,
 6        I, XXVII |     provided for those who are in full life and capable of understanding,
 7        I, XXXII |          up in the monastic rule, full of the knowledge of Holy
 8        I, XXXII |          the more, as joy for the full conversion of your nation
 9       II, VII   |           had been exposed to its full violence, then it ceased
10       II, VIII  |  preaching, there will ensue most full salvation not only of the
11       II, XIV   |        walls were raised to their full height, the cruel death
12       II, XX    |    Cantuarians. And being old and full of days, as the Scripture
13      III, IV    |   accounted worthy to receive the full knowledge of this matter
14      III, VI    |         bishop, and a silver dish full of royal dainties was set
15      III, VII   |         died there, being old and full of days. Not many years
16      III, XXV   |         tradition you oppose with full knowledge, and that you
17      III, XXV   | manifestly keep Easter before the full moon, that is, on the thirteenth
18      III, XXVII |          past actions, and, being full of compunction at the remembrance
19       IV, XXVII |        three, or even sometimes a full month, before he returned
20       IV, XXVIII|       next day it was found to be full of water, and to this day
21        V, VIII  |          this life, being old and full of days, for he was eighty-eight
22        V, X     |      White Hewald. They were both full of religious piety, but
23        V, XII   |          led me had a countenance full of light, and shining raiment,
24        V, XII   |        the place. Both sides were full of the souls of men which
25        V, XII   |     flames, as they ascended were full of the spirits of men, which,
26        V, XII   |           wide and pleasant plain full of such fragrance of blooming
27        V, XXI   |          moon therefore is at the full before the equinox, being
28        V, XXI   |            but that moon which is full after the equinox, or at
29        V, XXI   |        afterwards the moon at the full, when the sun set in the
30        V, XXI   |           like order, so that its full moon must not be before
31        V, XXI   |      after it is past. But if the full moon shall happen to be
32        V, XXI   |          commanded to observe the full moon of the Paschal month
33        V, XXI   |         may show to the world her full orb of light; inasmuch as
34        V, XXI   |        who shall contend that the full Paschal moon can happen
35        V, XXI   |        the equinox, and after the full moon of the first month