Book, Chapter

 1        I, VIII |      standards in all places, celebrated festivals and performed
 2        I, XXVII|    surely, when marriages are celebrated in the world, some married
 3       II, I    |   things, caused Masses to be celebrated in the churches of the holy
 4       II, II   |  particularly from their most celebrated monastery, which is called,
 5       II, III  |  Saturday memorial Masses are celebrated for the archbishops by a
 6      III, IV   |    the week, was always to be celebrated on the first day of the
 7      III, VIII |    her festival is wont to be celebrated there with much honour on
 8      III, XVII |       And therefore he always celebrated Easter, not as some falsely
 9      III, XXIII|   Caelin and Ceadda, were all celebrated priests of the Lord, and
10      III, XXV  |     affirming, that the Scots celebrated Easter Sunday contrary to
11      III, XXV  |   times that Easter was twice celebrated in one year; and that when
12      III, XXV  |     of God, are known to have celebrated it after the same manner;
13      III, XXV  | presided, is recorded to have celebrated."’ When he had said thus
14      III, XXV  |  Easter which we keep, we saw celebrated by all at Rome, where the
15      III, XXV  |        and the only one to be celebrated by the faithful, was not
16      III, XXV  |      after the Sabbath. Peter celebrated Easter Sunday between the
17      III, XXV  |      the New Testament, to be celebrated by the Church, in memory
18      III, XXV  |  wrote, that Easter was to be celebrated from the fourteenth to the
19       IV, XIV  |      wait till the Masses are celebrated, that having received thy
20       IV, XXII |    times when Masses had been celebrated for him; and he perceived
21        V, X    |   finding of their bodies, is celebrated in those parts with fitting
22        V, XV   |      his island, after having celebrated the canonical Easter in
23        V, XXI  |       Paschal season is to be celebrated in the first month of the
24        V, XXI  |     Resurrection to be yearly celebrated on the same; because, also,
25        V, XXII |      729, in which Easter was celebrated on the 24th of April, when
26        V, XXII |    24th of April, when he had celebrated the solemnity of the Mass,
27        V, XXII |      but also when Easter was celebrated on that day, on which it
28        V, XXII |     had never been wont to be celebrated in those parts. The brethren