Book, Chapter

 1        0, Int   |    conform. The self-denial and devotion of the Celtic missionaries
 2        0, Life  |   spirit of quiet obedience and devotion which his own simple words
 3        0, Life  |        this harmony of work and devotion, that we may find the secret
 4        0, Life  |        to his rest. The life of devotion ranks highest in his estimation,
 5        0, Life  |        end his life in so great devotion and peace. For, as thou
 6       II, I     |    religion by less strength of devotion than his parents and kindred.
 7       II, XI    |   auguries, and with unimpaired devotion, give yourself so wholly
 8       II, XVII  |       able, pay Him the sincere devotion of your mind. For what else
 9       II, XVII  |         all things support your devotion and likewise satisfy your
10       II, XVIII |  pretext whatever, but that the devotion of the people committed
11      III, III   |       the Scots, and with great devotion preached the Word to those
12      III, IX    |          and how remarkable his devotion, has been made evident by
13      III, XIV   |      man of wonderful piety and devotion, who governed the province
14      III, XXIX  | acquainted with your most pious devotion and fervent love of the
15       IV, III   |       those that go thither for devotion are wont to put in their
16       IV, XIV   |   disposition, and with sincere devotion observed the mysteries of
17       IV, XIV   |     favourably looked upon your devotion and your fast, and not one
18       IV, XIV   |        temporal kingdom and the devotion of Christian piety which
19       IV, XXII  |   stirred up in faith and pious devotion to prayer, or to alms-giving,
20       IV, XXIV  |      sin, and to excite in them devotion to well-doing and perseverance
21       IV, XXIV  |        and pure mind, and quiet devotion, so he now departed to behold
22       IV, XXVIII|       goodness and intensity of devotion, attained also to a hermit’
23       IV, XXX   |  Nativity of our Lord, in great devotion with abstinence. and prayer
24        V, VII   |       wherein the memory of his devotion might be preserved for ever,
25        V, X     |        were alike in name as in devotion, Hewald being the name of
26        V, XIX   |      the kingdom. He, with like devotion, quitted wife, and lands,
27        V, XIX   |  afterwards finished with great devotion by the most reverend bishop
28        V, XX    |        the rewards of his pious devotion. For he was brought up from