Book, Chapter

 1        I, XXVII|  offerings of the faithful at the altar are to be divided? and how
 2       II, I    |   ordained to the ministry of the altar, and sent to Constantinople
 3       II, III  |        midst of this chapel is an altar dedicated in honour of the
 4       II, XIV  |    country called Loidis. But the altar, being of stone, escaped
 5       II, XV   |         the same temple he had an altar for the Christian Sacrifice,
 6       II, XX   | consecrated to the service of the altar, which are still preserved,
 7      III, II   |    Christian faith, no church, no altar erected throughout all the
 8      III, XVII |          on the right side of the altar, with the respect due to
 9      III, XIX  |          to be re-buried near the altar, was found as whole as if
10      III, XIX  |           body to the east of the altar, it was still found without
11      III, XXIII|          on the right side of the altar.~The bishop left the monastery
12       IV, XXIII| priesthood and the service of the altar.~Indeed we have seen five
13        V, X    |          consecrated table for an altar,— they began to grow suspicious
14        V, XVI  |        Sacrifice is offered on an altar for the dead that are held
15        V, XVI  |           part of it stands as an altar of hewn stone before the
16        V, XVI  |         part is set up as another altar, four-cornered, at the east
17        V, XVII |        Lord’s Body; but it has an altar on the east side, sheltered
18        V, XIX  |        Apostle Peter, hard by the altar on the south side, as has
19        V, XXI  |          All the ministers of the altar and monks were shorn after