Book, Chapter

 1        0, Int  |           question and some other matters, his failure to win them
 2        0, Int  |          nation in ecclesiastical matters is taken when Wighard is
 3       II, I    |     bishops of Italy on necessary matters of the Church; as well as
 4       II, II   |     comply with me in these three matters, to wit, to keep Easter
 5       II, IV   |    practice of the Church in many matters, especially that they did
 6      III, VIII |          we must proceed to other matters, we leave them to be related
 7      III, XIX  |        vain. Concerning all these matters, if any one desires to be
 8      III, XIX  |        briefly touched upon these matters as well as the incorruption
 9      III, XXV  |          and other ecclesiastical matters, it was arranged, that a
10        V, X    |          had a message concerning matters of importance to communicate
11        V, XI   |           his desire in all these matters, he returned to preach.~
12        V, XVIII|      fully instructed, as well in matters touching the Church as in
13        V, XIX  |           study of ecclesiastical matters, as he had purposed in his
14        V, XXI  |         in keeping Easter, and in matters of faith; nevertheless,
15        V, XXI  |           before concerning these matters. Therefore I publicly declare
16        V, XXIV | Allegorical Exposition, and other matters, two books.~Likewise on