Book, Chapter

 1        I, I     |     Editors note: By Scythia Bede means Scandinavia. He only mentions
 2        I, I     |     leader, Reuda, either by fair means, or by force of arms, secured
 3        I, XXVII |  spiritual ordinance, wherein, by means of the sacred ministry,
 4        I, XXVII |   predecessors, and we must by no means deprive him of the authority
 5        I, XXVII |        spoke to the people by the means of a creature as His representative,
 6        I, XXXI  |    brother, that Almighty God, by means of you, shows forth great
 7        I, XXXII |     nations, that He may by their means bestow the gifts of His
 8        I, XXXII |       placed, to the end, that by means of the blessings which are
 9       II, V     |        him, that this could by no means be done, nor would any one
10       II, X     |       offer to you the cup of the means of salvation.~ "Thus the
11       II, XI    |   abundant Providence offered the means of salvation to the human
12       II, XI    |      vouchsafe to perform by your means in the conversion of your
13       II, XVIII |        His Church, He may by your means raise up further increase;
14      III, XVII  |       same place, as also that by means of splinters cut off from
15      III, XXIII | Sacraments of the faith; by whose means he chiefly came to know
16      III, XXIV  |       should cease, and place and means should be afforded to devout
17      III, XXX   |         as if they might by those means be protected against the
18       IV, III   |       sent from Heaven, which, by means of the death of the flesh,
19       IV, IX    |           again, "If it can by no means be to-day, I beg that the
20       IV, X     |           truth, I think it by no means fit to pass over the miracle
21       IV, XXII  |         which I think ought by no means to be passed over in, silence;
22       IV, XXVIII|       afforded the man of God the means which he had desired of
23       IV, XXXII |        this malady, when no human means availed to save his eye,
24        V, I     |    whether it was possible by any means at least to return to the
25        V, XII   |     presently, I know not by what means, on the top of it, and lo!
26        V, XII   |           draw from his words the means to advance in piety. In
27        V, XIX   |          forty years, ought by no means to be condemned, but being
28        V, XXII  |        God, should afterwards, by means of the English nation, be