Book, Chapter

 1        0, Life |        his object in both is to meet "the needs of the brethren."
 2        0, Life |     believed, he should fail to meet the angels there. Alcuin
 3        I, XXI  |  visible messenger, hastened to meet the holy men, carrying with
 4        I, XXVII|      which we have also thought meet to insert in this our history:~
 5        I, XXXII|     prepared with good works to meet our Judge. Thus much, my
 6       II, I    |         angelic face, and it is meet that such should be co-heirs
 7       II, VII  |  himself, or his people, it was meet that he should be allowed
 8       II, XVII |        such fatherly love as is meet, to labour to preserve this
 9      III, XV   |         on board ship, you will meet with a storm and contrary
10      III, XIX  |      degrees, extended so as to meet one another, and united
11      III, XXVI |         even if they chanced to meet him upon the way, they ran
12       IV, V    |      His Church, it was thought meet that we should assemble,
13       IV, V    | approved by all, that we should meet once a year, on the 1st
14       IV, XVI  | boundless northern ocean, daily meet in conflict beyond the mouth
15       IV, XXIII| industry and virtue. For it was meet that the dream of her mother,
16       IV, XXV  |         for which reason, as is meet, a heavy judgement from
17        V, XIII |       body, and as soon as they meet I shall die, and the devils
18        V, XIX  |       order, and he gave a case meet for them of ruddy gold.
19        V, XXI  |         and consequently is not meet for the celebration of Easter;
20        V, XXI  |        that it is therefore not meet for the celebration of the
21        V, XXI  |        large, I think none more meet to be followed and received