Book, Chapter

 1        0, Int    |     failure apparently largely due to his own want of tact
 2        0, Life   |       of the world was chiefly due to Gregory’s care in organizing
 3        I, XXXIII |      Boulogne, with the honour due to so great a person.~
 4       II, II     |     wit, to keep Easter at the due time; to fulfil the ministry
 5       II, IV     |      festival of Easter at the due time, but thought that the
 6       II, XI     |   confession abundantly return due thanks to God, the Giver
 7       II, XX     |     the church with the honour due to royal children and to
 8      III, XI     |     placed in the church, with due honour; and that there might
 9      III, XVII   |        altar, with the respect due to so great a prelate.~Finan,
10      III, XIX    |        translated thither with due honour; where it is well
11      III, XXV    |       question arose about the due time of keeping Easter,
12       IV, III    |    companions having upon some due occasion returned to the
13       IV, III    |       heavenly admonition with due fear and love; that, as
14       IV, XX     | serpentflies before the honour due to the holy raiment; disease
15       IV, XXI    |     put to death, but only the due mulct4 paid to the king
16       IV, XXV    |       laying aside the respect due to their profession, whensoever
17       IV, XXVI   |       Apostle, with the honour due to his life and rank. The
18       IV, XXX    |       pavement, for the honour due to him. They made known
19        V, X      |    were buried with the honour due to martyrs; and the day
20        V, XVIII  |      celebrating Easter at the due time, and in doing divers
21        V, XIX    | Apostle Peter, with the honour due to so great a prelate. Concerning
22        V, XXI    |      to keep Easter out of the due time; as also concerning
23        V, XX  III|      country they received the due reward of their Unbelief.