Book, Chapter

 1        I, XXI  |        were again attempting to teach and spread abroad the Pelagian
 2        I, XXVII|        the same, and sedulously teach the Church of the English,
 3       II, X    |       their makers, may plainly teach you how worthless that was
 4       II, XX   | faithful increased, he began to teach church music to many, according
 5      III, XIX  |       as he had done before, to teach all men the practice of
 6      III, XXIX |  journey, to find a man, apt to teach, and qualified in all respects
 7       IV, II   |  studies had masters at hand to teach them.~From that time also
 8       IV, XII  |     wherever he was desired, to teach Church music. Theodore consecrated
 9       IV, XVIII|        who came into Britain to teach. [680 A. D.]~AMONG those
10       IV, XVIII|     into Britain, that he might teach in his monastery the system
11       IV, XVIII|         and many invited him to teach in other places.~Besides
12        V, IX   |     that he should rather go to teach the monasteries of Columba.’
13        V, IX   |    which he purposed to make to teach those nations.~A few days
14        V, XX   |        to the end that he might teach such Church music as they
15        V, XXI  |         labour to learn, and to teach and to guard the truth,
16        V, XXI  |       example and authority may teach those that are committed
17        V, XXI  |       be drowned. For when they teach that Easter is to be begun
18        V, XXI  |        them, and who presume to teach that they might have attained
19        V, XXIV |      Scotland, into Britain, to teach the Picts, and he built