Book, Chapter

 1        0, Life  |      said among other things, ‘Learn quickly, I know not how
 2        I, XXVIII|        are at a distance first learn from others the things that
 3        I, XXIX  |      of your Holiness they may learn the rule of a right belief
 4       II, II    |     Take My yoke upon you, and learn of Me, for I am meek and
 5       II, V     |     Laurentius and Justus, and learn what was to be done in that
 6      III, III   |       which he governed, might learn the privileges and receive
 7      III, IV    |     and chastity as they could learn from the Prophets, the Gospels
 8      III, XXII  |  concluded, that all those who learn and do the will of Him by
 9       IV, II    |     churches of the English to learn Church music, which till
10       IV, VIII  |     dedicated to God; there to learn his lessons. This child
11       IV, XXIV  |      equal him, for he did not learn the art of poetry from men,
12       IV, XXIV  |       ear to all that he could learn, and bearing it in mind,
13        V, XI    |       He desired also there to learn or to receive many other
14        V, XII   |     this purpose, that I might learn what should become of you.’
15        V, XIX   |        he strove diligently to learn and to practise those things
16        V, XIX   | diligently applying himself to learn those things which came
17        V, XIX   | discipline, which he could not learn in his own country, he acquired
18        V, XXI   |     nation of the Romans could learn it. The most reverend Abbot
19        V, XXI   |        of this world labour to learn, and to teach and to guard
20        V, XXI   |     Easter, but now I so fully learn the reason for observing
21        V, XXIV  |      nation, as far as I could learn either from the writings