Book, Chapter

 1        0, Life   | reflections on the evils of the times, of the ardent charity which
 2        I, XX     |     surprise, the bishops three times cried, "Hallelujah." A universal
 3        I, XXII   |     which knew nothing of those times, and was only acquainted
 4        I, XXVII  |  received Baptism. For in these times the Holy Church chastises
 5        I, XXVII  |    received the pall in the old times of my predecessors, and
 6        I, XXVII  |        the Romans, from ancient times, for such an one to seek
 7       II, I      |          to the end that at all times, by their example, as he
 8       II, IV     |         by so doing the present times still show.~ About this
 9       II, XIX    |         among them in very late times, and that not all their
10      III, V      |         the slothfulness of our times, that all those who bore
11      III, XIV    |      reserve himself for better times. He therefore disbanded
12      III, XIX    |     office of priesthood in old times, and who were known to fame;
13      III, XXIV   |      that the pagans had thirty times the number of men; for they
14      III, XXV    |     sometimes happened in those times that Easter was twice celebrated
15       IV, II     |         were there ever happier times since the English came into
16       IV, VIII   |     hour was come, called three times upon one of the virgins
17       IV, VIII   |     when she had done this many times, and yet no one did her
18       IV, XVIII  |  monastery; he had been several times before at Rome, and was
19       IV, XIX    |         diseases were at divers times healed; and the coffin wherein
20       IV, XXII   |       generally loosed at those times when Masses had been celebrated
21       IV, XXVII  |     also as abbot. From ancient times, the bishop was wont to
22        V, XXI    |   solemnity, which the Law many times commends to be observed
23        V, XXI    |        these same cycles of the times to come, because, desiring
24        V, XXI    |          to look back to former times, to wit, the times of the
25        V, XXI    |       former times, to wit, the times of the patriarchs, Job,
26        V, XX  III|         with calamities at both times. They carried their flaming
27        V, XX  III|    English. In these favourable times of peace and calm, many
28        V, XXIV   |    Nature of Things, and of the Times, one book of each; likewise,
29        V, XXIV   |       of each; likewise, of the Times, one larger book.~A book