Book, Chapter

 1       II, V    |       the help of his council of wise men, judicial decisions,
 2       II, V    |     laver of life, you can in no wise receive the Bread of life."
 3       II, IX   |   himself, if, being examined by wise men, it should be found
 4       II, X    |        in them, nor could in any wise receive feeling from their
 5       II, XIII |       holding a council with the wise men,' he asked of every
 6       II, XIII |      chief men, approving of his wise words and exhortations,
 7      III, XXIII|       Deiri, finding him a holy, wise, and good man, desired him
 8      III, XXIX |          have as its king one so wise and a worshipper of God;
 9       IV, III  |       revealed to him in special wise, and worthy to have credit
10       IV, IX   |           she said, "I can in no wise gladly suffer this;" then
11       IV, XIII |         hand in hand, in piteous wise cast them themselves down
12       IV, XIX  |           so that, in marvellous wise, instead of the open gaping
13       IV, XXII |          but he could not in any wise be bound either by him,
14       IV, XXVII|      ministered to them with his wise teaching, that when he went
15       IV, XXIX |        end that if he was in any wise inferior in merit to the
16       IV, XXXI |        trouble, he conceived the wise resolve to go to the church,
17        V, VIII |     monastic teaching, yet in no wise to be compared to his predecessor.
18        V, XII  |      hands, yet they durst in no wise touch me, though they assayed
19        V, XV   |  followed. For he was a good and wise man, and excellently instructed
20        V, XIX  | delivered by the Scots was in no wise perfect, and he resolved
21        V, XXI  |   appointed for us and may in no wise be changed by any authority
22        V, XXI  |          legal Passover be in no wise anticipated or diminished;
23        V, XXIV |          the third hour, in such wise that the whole orb of the