Book, Chapter

 1        0, Life |         the works of the venerable Fathers." He must have had a considerable
 2        I, X    |             and the other orthodox fathers, quoted many thousand catholic
 3        I, XXVII|      manner of conversation of our fathers in the primitive Church,
 4        I, XXVII|        written concerning the same fathers of whom we have spoken that
 5        I, XXVII|         ancient institution of the fathers has appointed. But as for
 6       II, VII  |            and was buried with his fathers in the monastery and church,
 7       II, XII  |         salvation than any of your fathers or kindred ever heard, do
 8       II, XX   |             He went the way of his fathers.~
 9      III, VI   |    heavenly kingdom unknown to his fathers, but also obtained of the
10      III, XXV  |           me to speak thus of your fathers, for it is much more just
11      III, XXV  |      follow them; for, though your fathers were holy, do you think
12       IV, III  |         the example of the ancient fathers. King Wulfhere also gave
13       IV, III  |          and actions of the former fathers. Then he added that the
14       IV, III  |          of the life of the former fathers, and rejoicing to imitate
15       IV, IV   |           example of the venerable fathers, under a rule and a canonical
16       IV, V    |          canonical statutes of the fathers. When they were met together,
17       IV, V    |       defined by holy and approved fathers, may be inviolably observed
18       IV, V    |         canonically decreed by the fathers? To which all our fellow
19       IV, V    |          in the canons of the holy fathers.’ Then forthwith I produced
20       IV, XVII |           by the creed of the holy fathers, and by all holy and universal
21       IV, XVII |           to it, and with the holy fathers confess the Father, and
22       IV, XVII |            councils of the blessed fathers acceptable to God; that
23       IV, XXVII|      manner of conversation of our fathers in the primitive Church,
24        V, XV   |            from the error of their fathers to the Catholic unity, and
25        V, XVII |       Hebron, and the tombs of the fathers, he writes thus. "Hebron,
26        V, XIX  |            catholic rule which the Fathers fixed, and, banishing all
27        V, XIX  | safeguarded the precepts which the Fathers’ rule enjoined. And long
28        V, XXI  |    according to the house of their fathers, a lamb for an house.’ And
29        V, XXI  |      according to the house of his fathers, a lamb for an house, and
30        V, XXI  |     controversy among the Catholic fathers about the difference of
31        V, XXII |     deep-rooted tradition of their fathers, of whom may be said those
32        V, XXIV |         the works of the venerable Fathers, the following brief notes