Book, Chapter

 1        I, XV    |      the altars; no respect was shown for office, the prelates
 2        I, XXVII |          Where it is abundantly shown, that that is declared by
 3        I, XXVII |       obliges the Mystery to be shown forth, because there is
 4        I, XXVIII|       are to be entertained, is shown by this, that they are for
 5       II, I     |      English nation, as we have shown above, inserting the same
 6       II, XII   |       as we may suppose, it was shown him in spirit what the nature
 7       II, XII   |        has done me no harm, nor shown any enmity to me; but, on
 8       II, XIII  |       idols once stood is still shown, not far from York, to the
 9       II, XIX   | Festival of Easter, as has been shown above, with subtlety of
10       II, XX    |        are still preserved, and shown in the church of Canterbury.~
11      III, II    |          634 A.D.]~THE place is shown to this day, and held in
12      III, II    |    begun, and heavenly miracles shown forth to this day. The place
13      III, XI    |     signs from Heaven that were shown when King Oswald’s bones
14      III, XVI   |  dwelling of his is to this day shown in that island. When he
15       IV, IX    |         Of the signs which were shown from Heaven when the mother
16       IV, XIV   |     grace are said to have been shown forth; in as much as the
17        V, XIII  |  containing his sins, which was shown him by devils. [704-709
18        V, XIII  |          and will in the end be shown us either by friendly angels
19        V, XIX   |     Apostolic Pope John. It was shown by the judgement of them
20        V, XXI   |         Passover, as is plainly shown by that which follows in