Book, Chapter

 1        I, XI   |     this day; but they had a right of dominion over the farther
 2        I, XII  | Western Sea, that is, on its right shore, stands the city of
 3        I, XXVII|    are pious, religious, and right, and when you have, as it
 4        I, XXVII|   though that which we do is right, yet it is not to be approved
 5        I, XXIX |      may learn the rule of a right belief and a good life,
 6       II, I    |    they were called Angles. "Right," said he, "for they have
 7       II, XII  |   who talked to him laid his right hand on his head saying, "
 8       II, XII  |     to him one day, laid his right hand on his head, and asked,
 9      III, VI   |    act of piety, clasped his right hand and said, "May this
10      III, XVII |     thither, and laid on the right side of the altar, with
11      III, XIX  |    all that he learned to be right.~Now, in course of time
12      III, XXIII|  body was laid in it, on the right side of the altar.~The bishop
13       IV, II   |    by Hadrian, he taught the right rule of life, and the canonical
14       IV, III  |     night, came forth in his right mind the next morning, to
15       IV, XVII |  together, and set forth the right and orthodox faith, as our
16       IV, XVII |     to the confession of the right faith, this holy synod added
17        V, III  |           Yes,’ said I, ‘and right glad am I, if you can.’
18        V, IX   |     bring them back into the right way." Hearing this, Egbert
19        V, XII  |     then turning towards the right, began to lead me, as it
20        V, XIV  |    and Jesus standing on the right hand of God; and where he
21        V, XVI  |     above on the edge of the right side. The stone that was
22        V, XXI  |    of this world, and form a right choice concerning the state
23        V, XXI  | other side, deviate from the right way of truth, and as it
24        V, XXII |    had been brought into the right way, passing hence to the