Book, Chapter

 1        0, Int  |     gives a fresh impulse to the spread of Christianity. In 653
 2        I, VIII |        deadly poison of its evil spread, as has been said, to the
 3        I, X    |          grace of God] a Briton, spread far and near the infection
 4        I, XV   | neighbouring cities and country, spread the conflagration from the
 5        I, XXI  |          attempting to teach and spread abroad the Pelagian heresy,
 6        I, XXXII|        goodness, and be eager to spread the Christian faith among
 7        I, XXXII|       knowledge of Whom you have spread abroad upon earth. For He,
 8        I, XXXII|      when the Christian faith is spread abroad in your kingdom,
 9       II, IV   |        with the Church of Christ spread throughout the world. The
10       II, VII  |       blowing from the south had spread the conflagration throughout
11       II, VIII |        preaching of many, may be spread abroad in all the nations
12      III, II   |       since that good custom has spread, they have lately built
13      III, XI   |           with only a large tent spread over the wagon which contained
14      III, XIII |      king’s sanctity was already spread far and near in that island
15      III, XXV  |          the Church of Christ is spread abroad, among divers nations
16       IV, XIX  |          grave, a pavilion being spread over it, and all the congregation,