Book, Chapter

 1        0, Int   |        know that the monasteries kept calendars in which the death-days
 2        I, XVII  |          of the erroneous belief kept themselves in hiding, and,
 3        I, XXII  |      slaughters, in some measure kept within bounds; but when
 4        I, XXVII |         made, and they are to be kept under ecclesiastical rule,
 5        I, XXVII |     charity is, therefore, to be kept in mind, and it dictates
 6       II, V     |       the English, and are still kept and observed by them. Among
 7       II, XIX   |          that the same should be kept with the Hebrews on the
 8      III, VI    | uncorrupted to this day, and are kept in a silver shrine, as revered
 9      III, XIX   |    patrician, took his body, and kept it in the porch of a church
10      III, XXIV  |       other son, Egfrid was then kept as a hostage at the court
11      III, XXIV  |     Penda, a youth whom they had kept concealed; and expelling
12      III, XXV   |          that Easter ought to be kept after this manner: he always
13      III, XXV   |      that Easter Sunday was only kept from the fifteenth moon
14      III, XXV   |          men beloved by God, who kept Easter after the same manner,
15      III, XXV   |        you know it, though it is kept by the whole Church of Christ,
16      III, XXV   |        as they are known to have kept those commandments of God,
17      III, XXVII |           new the day before, he kept in a vessel, and skimming
18      III, XXVIII|          the British nation, who kept Easter Sunday, as has been
19      III, XXIX  |        held thine hand, and have kept thee, and have given thee
20       IV, III   |      reverent and devout, he was kept by the bishop in the aforesaid
21       IV, VI    |         be carried when sick, is kept by his disciples, and continues
22       IV, XIII  |      whom they had the nets, and kept a hundred for their own
23       IV, XIV   |          infirmity, and had long kept his bed. On the second day
24       IV, XXII  |     meantime, the noble that had kept him was amazed, and began
25        V, XII   |          and the third, which he kept himself, he straightway
26        V, XIII  |        to the winds, but are all kept to be examined by the Supreme
27        V, XX    |      himself and his clergy, and kept him twelve years, to the
28        V, XXI   |      that the Passover should be kept in the first month of the
29        V, XXI   |   commanded that the Passover be kept on that day; but on the
30        V, XXI   |           Easter will be rightly kept on the same; seeing that
31        V, XXI   |         bread is commanded to be kept. Thus it comes to pass that
32        V, XXI   |       think that Easter is to be kept from the sixteenth day of
33        V, XXIV  |      that they may be the better kept in memory.~In the sixtieth