Book, Chapter

 1        I, VI   | Maximian Herculius in the west, commanded the churches to be destroyed,
 2        I, XVIII|        offering up his prayers, commanded the tomb to be opened, that
 3        I, XX   |         leaders, Christ Himself commanded in their camp. The holy
 4        I, XXVII|        on Mount Sinai, He first commanded them to abstain from women.
 5        I, XXXIV|        almost all the forces he commanded. This war Ethelfrid brought
 6       II, II   |         curses." He, therefore, commanded them to be attacked first,
 7       II, X    |       Christ, which our Saviour commanded should be preached to all
 8       II, XIII |     worship of the true God, he commanded his companions to tear down
 9      III, II   |      nation." All did as he had commanded, and accordingly advancing
10      III, VIII |        of his supreme authority commanded the idols throughout his
11      III, XII  |       but the king who slew him commanded his head, and hands, with
12      III, XIV  |       murdered, and of him that commanded the murder.~King Oswin was
13      III, XXII |         excommunicated him, and commanded all that would give ear
14      III, XXIV |       murdered, and of him that commanded the murder. The same King
15      III, XXV  |       by all in common; he then commanded his bishop, Colman, first
16      III, XXV  |       the like effect, the king commanded Agilbert to make known the
17       IV, I    |      The pope, sending for him, commanded him to accept the bishopric
18       IV, III  |     than on horseback, Theodore commanded him to ride whenever he
19       IV, XVIII|         John did as he had been commanded by the Pope, teaching the
20       IV, XXX  |      the brothers did as he had commanded them, and when they had
21        V, XIII |    almost insupportable weight, commanded one of his followers to
22        V, XIX  |     such honour by him, that he commanded him to sit in the council
23        V, XXI  |     delivered out of Egypt, are commanded to keep the first Passover,
24        V, XXI  |   fourteenth day, yet it is not commanded that the Passover be kept
25        V, XXI  |       appears in the sky, it is commanded that the lamb be killed;
26        V, XXI  |    feast of unleavened bread is commanded to be kept. Thus it comes
27        V, XXI  |       that day in which the Law commanded it to be completed and brought
28        V, XXI  |   reason in this matter, we are commanded to keep Easter in the first
29        V, XXI  |         heavenly things. We are commanded to keep it in the third
30        V, XXI  |       hope, and charity. We are commanded to observe the full moon