Book, Chapter

 1        I, XXVII|        For things are not to be loved for the sake of places,
 2       II, I    | contemplation; and that he even loved death, which is a penalty
 3      III, V    |       for he neither sought nor loved anything of this world,
 4      III, XI   |        husband Ethelred greatly loved and venerated, conferring
 5      III, XIV  |        the death of the king he loved, on the 31st of August,
 6      III, XXV  |     intentions, have themselves loved Him. Nor do I think that
 7      III, XXVI |    Christ; for the king greatly loved Bishop Colman on account
 8       IV, III  |     reward, which I have always loved and longed after, and they
 9       IV, V    |     teachers of the church, who loved and were acquainted with
10       IV, XIX  |     duty, for he knew the queen loved no man more than himself.
11       IV, XXIII|      frequently visited her and loved her heartily, and diligently
12       IV, XXIII|   virgins dedicated to God, who loved her with a great love, in
13        V, III  |       daughter, whom she dearly loved, and designed to make abbess
14        V, XII  |      terror, only his wife, who loved him better, though trembling
15        V, XIII |      king coming to him (for he loved the man much) exhorted him,
16        V, XIX  |      which reason he was justly loved by his elders and his equals.