Book, Chapter

 1        0, Int  |          with regard to the Paschal question and some other matters,
 2        0, Int  |         Irish clergy on the Paschal question and the Pelagian heresy.~
 3        0, Int  |            which settled the Easter question for the English Church.
 4        0, Int  |          Church towards the Paschal question. The Northern Irish are
 5        0, Life |         attitude towards the Easter question, which calls forth his strongest
 6        I, I    |            their language makes the question of their origin one of great
 7        I, I    |           terms, than that when any question should arise, they should
 8        I, XXVII|         this our history:~The First Question of the blessed Augustine,
 9        I, XXVII|            you."~Augustine’s Second Question—Whereas the faith is one
10        I, XXVII|          thereto.~Augustine’s Third Question.—I beseech you, what punishment
11        I, XXVII|        vanities.~Augustine’s Fourth Question. — Whether two full brothers
12        I, XXVII|    contradict it.~Augustine’s Fifth Question.—To what degree may the
13        I, XXVII|        knowingly.~Augustine’s Sixth Question.—Whether a bishop may be
14        I, XXVII|   preservation?~Augustine’s Seventh Question.—How are we to deal with
15        I, XXVII|       authority.~Augustine’s Eighth Question.—Whether a woman with child
16        I, XXVII|           church.~Augustine’s Ninth Question—Whether after an illusion,
17      III, V    |           council, to the priest in question, "Methinks, brother, that
18      III, XIII |            point of death. Nor do I question but that after the death
19      III, XXV  |                  CHAP. XXV. How the question arose about the due time
20      III, XXV  |        great and frequently debated question arose about the observance
21      III, XXV  | ecclesiastical life. Whereupon this question began naturally to influence
22      III, XXV  |          whose name was Agatho. The question being raised there concerning
23      III, XXV  |          ruled; and that there this question should be decided. The kings,
24       IV, III  |             I be permitted to ask a question? "—" Ask what you will,"