Book, Chapter

 1        0, Int  |      of minute differences of reading."~The first modern English
 2       II, I    |       intercourse of studious reading with them, strengthen his
 3       II, XVII |       yourself, therefore, in reading frequently the works of
 4      III, V    |   laymen, had to study either reading the Scriptures, or learning
 5      III, VII  |   Ireland, for the purpose of reading the Scriptures. He attached
 6      III, XIII |      long time, amidst all my reading of divine books, I have
 7      III, XIX  |  earnestly applied himself to reading sacred books and observing
 8      III, XXIII|     and giving himself to the reading of Scripture, he was told
 9      III, XXIX |      Excellency’s letters; by reading whereof we are acquainted
10       IV, III  |   they were engaged within in reading, he was without, doing such
11       IV, III  |      and the bishop was alone reading or praying in the oratory
12       IV, III  |     gust of wind, when he was reading or doing any other thing,
13       IV, XVIII|     and manner of singing and reading aloud, and committing to
14       IV, XVIII|       his task of singing and reading,, he had also received a
15       IV, XXIII|       to give so much time to reading of the Holy Scriptures,
16       IV, XXIII| having applied himself to the reading and observance of the Scriptures
17       IV, XXV  |      were built for prayer or reading, are now converted into
18        V, XIV  |      come to pass through the reading of our words!~
19        V, XV   |      what they have learnt by reading. Adamnan presented this
20        V, XVIII|       church; and through the reading of this book many of the
21        V, XIX  |     was much forwarded by the reading of the acts of the synod