Book, Chapter

 1        I, XIX |     night he saw one clad in garments as white as snow, standing
 2       II, XIV |      were still in the white garments of the newly-baptized, and
 3      III, VIII|      and clothed it in other garments, they removed it to the
 4       IV, XI  |     saw three men in shining garments come to him; one of whom
 5       IV, XIX |   any linen but only woollen garments, and would seldom wash in
 6       IV, XIX |     having clothed it in new garments, brought it into the church,
 7       IV, XX  |      O Christ, that her very garments were bright and undefiled
 8       IV, XXV |   themselves to weaving fine garments, wherewith to adorn themselves
 9       IV, XXIX|    and fruit, as also of his garments, to the poor.~
10       IV, XXX |    him also some part of the garments that, had covered the holy
11       IV, XXX |  miracles, and he kissed the garments even, with great affection,
12       IV, XXX |     body, and said, "Let new garments be put upon the body, in
13       IV, XXX |      wrapped the body in new garments, and laid it in a new coffin,
14       IV, XXXI|     care.~Moreover, the very garments which had been on Cuthbert’
15        V, VII |     being still in his white garments, he fell sick, and was set
16        V, XII | never took off his cold, wet garments till they grew warm and