Book, Chapter

 1        I, XXI   |        that he would defend the cause of God, which he had before
 2        I, XXVII |        presently, declaring the cause of that defilement, he adds, "
 3        I, XXVII |         prevails, the pair have cause to lament their deed. For
 4        I, XXXI  |      outwardly raised to honour cause it inwardly to fall through
 5        I, XXXII |        and merit, and while you cause the sins of others among
 6        I, XXXII |        kingdom, Whose faith you cause to be received and maintained
 7       II, I     |     father to the poor; and the cause which I knew not, I searched
 8       II, XII   |       that I am ignorant of the cause of your grief, your watching,
 9       II, XV    |         made it his business to cause all his province to partake
10      III, X     |        wisdom to infer that the cause of the unusual greenness
11      III, XXV   | Apostles, lest they should give cause of offence to the Jews who,
12      III, XXVIII|         in order that he should cause him to be consecrated bishop
13       IV, III   |        haste to the church, and cause those seven brothers to
14       IV, XXIV  |       cannot sing, and for this cause I left the banquet and retired
15       IV, XXV   |        community. She with good cause being much troubled at that
16        V, XIV   |         by his perdition afford cause of salvation to the living,
17        V, XIX   |        go to Rome, to plead his cause before the Apostolic Pope,
18        V, XIX   |      his way to Rome, where his cause being tried before Pope
19        V, XIX   |        Ethelred and Aldfrid, to cause him to be restored to his
20        V, XIX   |        the like accusation, the cause and contention of both parties