Book, Chapter

 1        I, V   |        cut out of the earth, and raised high above the ground, like
 2        I, VIII|          finished the cathedrals raised in honour of the holy martyrs,
 3        I, XII |         is still to be seen, was raised at public and private expense,
 4        I, XVII|        people to salvation. They raised storms, and darkened the
 5        I, XXXI|          whereby it is outwardly raised to honour cause it inwardly
 6       II, I   |       faith holds that our body, raised by the glory of immortality,
 7       II, II  |      whom we have spoken, having raised a mighty army, made a very
 8       II, IX  |     wound which he had received, raised an army and marched against
 9       II, XII | messengers had returned home, he raised a mighty army to subdue
10       II, XII |         down at his feet, but he raised him up, and speaking to
11       II, XII |          temporal adversity, has raised you to the honour of a temporal
12       II, XIV |        But before the walls were raised to their full height, the
13      III, VI  |          and the English. Though raised to that height of regal
14      III, XIV |       cruelly. For when each had raised an army against the other,
15      III, XIV |          sight, and starting up, raised him, saying that he was
16      III, XXV |       Agatho. The question being raised there concerning Easter
17      III, XXIX|        the end that, having been raised to the rank of an archbishop,
18       IV, IX  |        she perceived that it was raised on high as it were by cords
19       IV, XIV |          this sickness, shall be raised up from their weakness,
20       IV, XXVI|           the son of Egbert, had raised against him, and died whilst
21        V, XIX |          out of a deep sleep, he raised himself and sat up, and