Book, Chapter

 1        I, I     |  reaches them, they die. On the contrary, almost all things in the
 2       II, II    |     Many things ye do which are contrary to our custom, or rather
 3       II, II    |     other things you do, though contrary to our customs." They answered
 4       II, XII   |       enmity to me; but, on the contrary, if I must die, let it rather
 5       II, XIX   |   celebrate a different Easter, contrary to the Paschal calculation
 6       II, XIX   |       heresy out of an old one, contrary to the orthodox faith, do
 7       II, XX    |         in the reign of Oswald, contrary to his oath. At this time
 8      III, IV    | province, and even the bishops, contrary to the usual method, are
 9      III, V     |     entertain them; and, on the contrary, whatsoever gifts of money
10      III, XV    |      will meet with a storm and contrary wind; but be mindful to
11      III, XXI   |         to hear it; but, on the contrary, he hated and despised those
12      III, XXV   |        celebrated Easter Sunday contrary to the custom of the universal
13      III, XXV   |         upon Finan, but, on the contrary, embittered him the more
14      III, XXV   |        he could not keep Easter contrary to the custom of those who
15      III, XXV   |    history of the Church, judge contrary to the Law and the Gospel,
16      III, XXV   |         manner, judged or acted contrary to the Divine writings?
17      III, XXVIII|         as has been often said, contrary to the canonical manner,
18       IV, I     |     Greeks, introduce any thing contrary to the truth of the faith
19        V, XV    |          not to presume to live contrary to the universal custom
20        V, XVIII |       doing divers other things contrary to the purity of doctrine