Book, Chapter

 1        I, XXXII |  judgement of Almighty God.~"Willingly hear, devoutly perform,
 2       II, XII   | powerful persecutor. Redwald willingly received him, and promised
 3      III, III   |     The king also humbly and willingly in all things giving ear
 4      III, XXI   |    he declared that he would willingly become a Christian, even
 5      III, XXI   |     the Word, and were heard willingly; and many, as well of the
 6      III, XXVII |   cell to another. The Scots willingly received them all, and took
 7       IV, II    |      episcopal ordination, I willingly resign the office, for I
 8       IV, V     |      all resolved to observe willingly and heartily whatsoever
 9       IV, XI    |  promised that he would most willingly grant his request, not long
10       IV, XXVII |   together to hear the Word; willingly heard what was said, and
11       IV, XXVII |     was said, and still more willingly practised those things that
12       IV, XXVIII|   labour of my hands, I will willingly abide there; but if not,
13        V, XII   |  respects, and was by him so willingly and attentively heard, that
14        V, XIV   | saying, that he who will not willingly humble himself and enter
15        V, XXI   |    Lord. We most readily and willingly endeavour, according to
16        V, XXI   |     foreheads that they also willingly, and readily, endure all
17        V, XXI   |    of the Apostles will also willingly open to you and yours with
18        V, XXII  |   which he taught, and being willingly heard by all, by his pious
19        V, XXII  |    the same nation which had willingly, and without grudging, taken