Book, Chapter

 1        I, XXVI |    him to salvation, that the service of Christ ought to be voluntary,
 2        I, XXIX | necessary for the worship and service of the Church, to wit, sacred
 3        I, XXIX |     celebration of the solemn service of the Mass; that so you
 4        I, XXX  |      worship of devils to the service of the true God; that the
 5       II, XX   |   chalice, consecrated to the service of the altar, which are
 6      III, XXIII|     of priesthood, and was of service to many in the church. I
 7      III, XXV  |  Hilda,a woman devoted to the service of God, then ruled; and
 8       IV, XI   |      devote themselves to the service of God, since they could
 9       IV, XVI  |       giving the same for the service of the Lord to Bishop Wilfrid,
10       IV, XXIII| innate wisdom and love of the service of God.~When she had for
11       IV, XXIII|    for the priesthood and the service of the altar.~Indeed we
12       IV, XXXI |     of his affliction, to the service which he was wont before
13        V, XII  |    himself more freely to the service of his Creator in continual
14        V, XIV  |     their need of his outward service, for he was a cunning artificer.
15        V, XIX  |   there giving himself to the service of the monks, he strove
16        V, XXI  |    and after a fitting solemn service of lessons and prayers and