Book, Chapter

 1        0, Life  |          lived as to be ashamed to live among you; but neither do
 2        I, I     |            there, and no snake can live there; for, though snakes
 3        I, XXVII |           monastic rules, must not live apart from your clergy in
 4        I, XXVII |            holy orders, who cannot live continent, they are to take
 5        I, XXVII | ecclesiastical rule, that they may live orderly, and attend to singing
 6        I, XXVII |    unlawful. But as for those that live in common, there is no need
 7        I, XXIX  | metropolitan; for we design, if we live, by the help of God, to
 8       II, I     |     monastery, wherein he began to live with so much grace of perfection
 9       II, I     |           how such rulers ought to live; with how much discrimination
10       II, V     |      nation, that is, of those who live in the district to the north
11       II, XV    |          was banished, and went to live in Gaul during his brother'
12       II, XIX   |           assertion, 'That man can live without sin of his own free
13      III, XIV   |          the Bernicians, could not live at peace with him; and at
14      III, XIV   |             that the king will not live long; for I never before
15      III, XIX   |         virtues, being desirous to live as a stranger and pilgrim
16      III, XXIII |           wont to dwell, or men to live after the manner of beasts.~
17      III, XXIII |           being desirous either to live near the body of their father,
18      III, XXX   |       resurrection in Him, than to live in the abominations of unbelief
19       IV, I     |            him a suitable place to live in with his followers.~
20       IV, III   |          the monastery in order to live in idleness, as some do,
21       IV, III   |       country, Egbert continued to live abroad for the Lord’s sake
22       IV, IV    |       province of the English, and live by the labour of their own
23       IV, XXIII |            that she had, and so to live a stranger for our Lord’
24       IV, XXIII |         but to many who desired to live aright.~When she had governed
25       IV, XXVII |           monastic rules, must not live apart from your clergy in
26       IV, XXVIII|          granted to me, that I may live in that place by the labour
27       IV, XXIX  |         have always endeavoured to live according to the words of
28        V, VIII  |         his friends that he should live, the same having been revealed
29        V, VIII  |       peace, and their names shall live to all generations. For
30        V, XII   |             and permitted again to live among men; nevertheless,
31        V, XII   | nevertheless, hereafter I must not live as I was wont, but after
32        V, XII   |      return to the body, and again live among men, if you will seek
33        V, XV    |            sort, not to presume to live contrary to the universal
34        V, XXI   |            with whom you desire to live in bliss for ever.’ He answered, ‘