Book, Chapter

 1        0, Life  |        gave lessons to us, his disciples; and whatsoever remained
 2        I, XXVI  | missionaries may have been his disciples, e.g., St. Ninian and, St.
 3        I, XXXI  |    call to mind, that when the disciples returned with joy from preaching,
 4        I, XXXI  |      heaven. For those who are disciples of the truth ought not to
 5       II, I     |         He Himself says to His disciples, "Handle Me and see, for
 6       II, XX    |       Pope Gregory, from whose disciples he had received the word
 7      III, IV    |    their beginning through his disciples, both in Britain and Ireland;
 8      III, IV    |    said to be preserved by his disciples. But whatsoever he was himself,
 9      III, V     |      those he had ransomed his disciples, and after having taught
10      III, XXVIII| castles; for he was one of the disciples of Aidan, and endeavoured
11       IV, II    |       they gathered a crowd of disciples, and rivers of wholesome
12       IV, II    |        he had learned from the disciples of the blessed Pope Gregory.~
13       IV, VI    |      when sick, is kept by his disciples, and continues to cure many
14       IV, XVII  |      delivered the same to His disciples, who beheld His Presence
15        V, VIII  |   doctrine he set forth to his disciples."~The last are as follows:~"
16        V, XIX   |       At that time, one of the disciples of the blessed Pope Gregory,
17        V, XIX   |      prayers and tears of your disciples and brethren, and the intercession
18        V, XX    |       by the successors of the disciples of the blessed Pope Gregory
19        V, XXI   |        His Resurrection to His disciples, to their manifold joy at