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 1        0, Life |         be entangled in worldly affairs. "But," adds the human-hearted
 2        0, Life |        while he was immersed in affairs at the court of Constantinople,
 3        I, XX   |        Thus, having settled the affairs of the island, and restored
 4        I, XXIII|     learning and the conduct of affairs, was promoted to the Apostolic
 5        I, XXVII|          For, even in spiritual affairs, we may take example by
 6       II, I    |        it is entangled with the affairs of laymen, and, after so
 7       II, I    |         by turning aside to the affairs of many men, even when it
 8       II, I    |        took part in the secular affairs of the palace, yet he did
 9       II, I    |      ceaseless waves of worldly affairs; and daily in the intercourse
10       II, IV   |    Boniface about the necessary affairs of the English Church. And
11       II, XX   | received the word of life. ~The affairs of the Northumbrians being
12      III, XVIII|      that at last, quitting the affairs of his kingdom, and committing
13      III, XIX  |   himself free from all worldly affairs, resolved to end his life
14      III, XXIII|        on account of the king’s affairs, entreated his priest, Cynibill,
15       IV, II   |     life than active in worldly affairs, but specially skilful in
16       IV, V    |       treat about the necessary affairs of the Church. We met on
17       IV, XII  |  ecclesiastical than in worldly affairs; serving God only in that