Book, Chapter

 1        0, Life |           too, sitting there, may call upon my Father.’ And thus
 2        I, XII  |          Picts from the north. We call these nations from beyond
 3        I, XIV  |        was unanimously decided to call the Saxons to their aid
 4        I, XXVII|       words, however, he does not call the union of the married
 5        I, XXXI |           vain-glory. For we must call to mind, that when the disciples
 6        I, XXXI |           by word or deed, always call it to mind, to the end that
 7       II, I    |        may rightly, nay, we must, call him our apostle; because,
 8       II, III  |     Dorubrevis, which the English call Hrofaescaestrae, from one
 9       II, V    |          for so they were wont to call him), and which you still
10       II, XVI  |           banner which the Romans call Tufa, and the English, Thuuf,
11       II, XVII |           Mercy has vouchsafed to call you to His grace; to the
12       II, XVIII|       when the Divine Grace shall call either of you to Himself,
13      III, V    |         whether rich or poor, and call upon them, if infidels,
14      III, XXIII|         there came a messenger to call him to the king; and he,
15      III, XXV  |        strange that you choose to call our efforts foolish, wherein
16       IV, III  |       come to me this day, and to call me out of this world. Return,
17       IV, III  |      angelic spirits, who came to call me to my heavenly reward,
18       IV, XIV  |      everlasting joys in Heaven.~"Call therefore to thee the priest,
19       IV, XXIII|           which used to awake and call them to prayers, when any
20       IV, XXVII| continuing among the hill folk to call that simple people by his
21        V, III  |          her, she said, "Shall we call for something to drink? ‘—‘
22        V, XIX  |           and said, "I am sent to call you back from death: for