Book, Chapter

 1        0, Int  |             the Roman see to the Irish clergy on the Paschal question
 2        I, XXVII|             conversation towards their clergy? or into how many portions
 3        I, XXVII|                guests; another for the clergy; a third for the poor; and
 4        I, XXVII|               not live apart from your clergy in the Church of the English,
 5       II, IV   |             Laurentius, and to all the clergy; as likewise to King Ethelbert
 6       II, V    |               the bishop, or the other clergy, for he was resolved to
 7       II, IX   |             men and women, bishops and clergy, to follow their faith and
 8      III, V    |            holy living, Aidan left the clergy a most salutary example
 9      III, XXIX |              one of Bishop Deusdedit’s clergy, a good man and fitted for
10      III, XXIX |               for your safety with the clergy of Christ. But he that brought
11       IV, III  |                 Wynfrid was one of the clergy of the prelate he succeeded,
12       IV, V    | excommunication.~"VI. That bishops and clergy, when travelling, shall
13       IV, XXVII|               to reside there with his clergy, and the abbot with his
14       IV, XXVII|               not live apart from your clergy in the Church of the English,
15        V, VII  |          nobles and commons, laity and clergy, men and women,~
16        V, XX   |               instruct himself and his clergy, and kept him twelve years,
17        V, XX   |               and instructed among the clergy of the most holy and beloved
18        V, XXI  |          manner of tonsure whereby the clergy should be distinguished,