Book, Chapter

 1        0, Life |       to repeat the well-known sacred songs, and ceased not to
 2        I, VIII |  festivals and performed their sacred rites with pure hearts and
 3        I, XX   |         and were rendered more sacred by the presence of the bishops,
 4        I, XXVII|       wherein, by means of the sacred ministry, man is joined
 5        I, XXVII|       a man from receiving the sacred Mystery; but I am of opinion
 6        I, XXIX | service of the Church, to wit, sacred vessels and altar-cloths,
 7       II, V    |     admitted to partake of the sacred Oblation without the holy
 8       II, VIII |      how much knowledge of the Sacred Word you, my brother, have
 9       II, VIII |      in the celebration of the Sacred Mysteries; granting to you
10      III, II   |      bring him a piece of that sacred wood, saying, he believed
11      III, XIX  |     applied himself to reading sacred books and observing monastic
12      III, XXVII|         either for the sake of sacred studies, or of a more ascetic
13       IV, II   |       fully instructed both in sacred and in secular letters,
14       IV, II   |    desired to be instructed in sacred studies had masters at hand
15       IV, XIII |     great joy, cleansed in the sacred font the foremost ealdormen
16       IV, XXIII|      having spent some time in sacred studies, he resolved to
17       IV, XXIV |  expounded to him a passage of sacred history or doctrine, enjoining
18       IV, XXIV |     taught the whole course of sacred history. So he, giving ear
19        V, X    |       Victim, having with them sacred vessels and a consecrated
20        V, XXI  |       three rules given in the Sacred Writings, whereby the time
21        V, XXI  |  fourteenth day, yet the whole sacred solemnity contains no more