Book, Chapter

 1        0, Int  |       Laurentius, intending to follow them, is stopped by a vision
 2        0, Int  |      ecclesiastical importance follow; the East Anglian diocese
 3        0, Int  |    visions of the future world follow.~Apparently about the same
 4        I, XXXII|      in our days, but will all follow after our days. If, therefore,
 5       II, II   |         If he is a man of God, follow him."— "How shall we know
 6       II, VI   |     LAURENTIUS, being about to follow Mellitus and Justus, and
 7       II, IX   |         bishops and clergy, to follow their faith and worship
 8       II, X    |        to be so deceived as to follow and worship those gods,
 9       II, XII  |       to submit to him, and to follow his wholesome guidance?"
10       II, XII  |    that he would in all things follow the teaching of that man
11       II, XII  |        what religion he was to follow, the man of God came to
12       II, XIII |       while, but of what is to follow or what went before we know
13       II, XVII |        of which letter were as follow:~ "To his most noble son,
14      III, XXV  |    efforts foolish, wherein we follow the example of so great
15      III, XXV  |      that you, Colman, neither follow the example of John, as
16      III, XXV  |    discipline I never cease to follow."~"It is evident," said
17      III, XXV  |        Heaven you say that you follow, I might answer, then when
18      III, XXV  |    them a more perfect rule to follow; for assuredly I believe
19      III, XXV  |        Scripture, you scorn to follow them; for, though your fathers
20      III, XXVI |        him those who wished to follow him, to wit, such as would
21      III, XXIX |      all things continually to follow the pious rule of the chief
22       IV, I    |      him, and permitted him to follow Theodore. As soon as he
23       IV, III  |       unwearied earnestness to follow the rules of monastic discipline,
24       IV, VIII |      upon a virgin that was to follow him; and how another nun,
25       IV, XIII |        natives cared either to follow their course of life, or
26       IV, XX   | earthly lord?) that thou mayst follow even now, methinks, in the
27       IV, XX   |       part her from them which follow the Lamb enthroned on high,
28        V, X    |        lot falls, him they all follow and obey during the time
29        V, XV   |      with those that would not follow him into the truth.~This
30        V, XIX  |    Alchfrid, who had learnt to follow always and love the catholic
31        V, XIX  |      Jesus, that the flock may follow in the path of the shepherd."~
32        V, XXI  |  people, he said, would always follow the custom of the holy Roman
33        V, XXI  |        but in that which is to follow this life are not only deprived
34        V, XXI  |     lies in my small power, to follow the footsteps of the most
35        V, XXI  |     God, even as you desire to follow his actions and his teaching.’~"