Book, Chapter

 1        I, XXVI   |       nowise concerning them; receiving only their necessary food
 2        I, XXVII  | entering the church, or as to receiving the Mystery of the Body
 3        I, XXVII  |     water, is also capable of receiving the Mystery of the Holy
 4        I, XXVII  |      so much as to hinder the receiving of the Holy Mystery, or
 5        I, XXVII  |     not to exclude a man from receiving the sacred Mystery; but
 6        I, XXVII  |     the Mystery, but not from receiving it, unless the mind of the
 7       II, XIV    |    whilst he was a catechumen receiving instruction in order to
 8       II, XVI    |      from sea to sea, without receiving any harm. That king took
 9      III, V      |     they should be capable of receiving that which is more perfect
10      III, XI     |      might be given her, and, receiving it, she tied it up in a
11      III, XXII   |   people were then capable of receiving it.~Whilst the teaching
12       IV, III    |     had prepared for death by receiving the Body and Blood of our
13       IV, VII    |      destruction as the rest. Receiving no certain answer from the
14       IV, XVII   |       they anathematized, and receiving those whom they received;
15        V, XIX    |       went to Rome, and there receiving the tonsure and becoming
16        V, XXI    |     Abbot Ceolfrid favourably receiving his godly desires and requests,
17        V, XXI    |  after death.~"And these men, receiving in themselves the recompense
18        V, XX  III|      aside their weapons, and receiving the tonsure, desire rather
19        V, XXIV   |     and Ceolwulf, voluntarily receiving the tonsure, left the kingdom
20        V, XXIV   |    king of the Northumbrians, receiving St. Peter’s tonsure for