Book, Chapter

 1        I, XXVII |           thou seest to have been committed to another; but by the influence
 2        I, XXVII |         And let man, who wilfully committed the offence, bear the guilt
 3        I, XXVII |  consented to sin. For all sin is committed in three ways, viz., by
 4        I, XXVII |         sin, the sin is in no way committed; but when the flesh begins
 5        I, XXXIII|      which is called Amfleat, and committed to a humble tomb by the
 6       II, IV    |    Churches of the English, to be committed to them and observed; together
 7       II, VI    |  forsaking the flock which he had committed to him? or to what shepherd
 8       II, VIII  |         management of the talents committed to you, and bestowing it
 9       II, XVIII |        the devotion of the people committed to you may increase the
10      III, XXVII |    careless offences which he had committed in his boyhood and infancy,
11       IV, V     |          government of the people committed to him.~"III. That it shall
12       IV, VII   |       accounts of which have been committed to writing by those who
13       IV, XVI   |        part which he received, he committed to one of his clerks called
14       IV, XVII  |          and this he caused to be committed to writing by the authority
15       IV, XXIII |   privately to instruct the flock committed to her charge; for taught
16       IV, XXV   |      former defilement, nay, they committed worse sins; and when they
17       IV, XXVIII|         both protected the people committed to his charge by constant
18       IV, XXIX  |          whatsoever faults I have committed, either through ignorance
19        V, VII   |       manner left his kingdom and committed it to younger men, and went
20        V, XIII  | characters, all the crimes I ever committed, not only in word and deed,
21        V, XXI   |          may teach those that are committed to their charge, to keep
22        V, XXI   |        chief of the Apostles, and committed to his protection.~