Book, Chapter

 1        0, Pref |     in a short and convenient form the substance of the views
 2        0, Int  |       St. Cuthbert. That some form of annalistic records existed
 3        0, Life |   with them, and the sense of form which must unconsciously
 4        I, I    |      France, and Spain, which form the greatest part of Europe.
 5       II, I    |    with such grace of outward form, their minds should be void
 6       II, VIII |     which licence this is the form:~ "Boniface, to his most
 7      III, XXII |       not be proper matter to form a god, the residue whereof
 8      III, XXVI | Easter and the tonsure in the form of a crown,(for there was
 9       IV, XIV  |  inquired after the habit and form of the men that had appeared
10        V, XVIII|        he composed in twofold form, in hexameters and in prose.
11        V, XXI  |        as also concerning the form and manner of tonsure whereby
12        V, XXI  | philosophy of this world, and form a right choice concerning
13        V, XXI  |     God, use one and the same form of tonsure throughout the
14        V, XXI  |     we shave ourselves in the form of a crown only because
15        V, XXI  |     head, by the tonsure, the form of the crown of thorns which
16        V, XXI  |       also observe in outward form that which you know to be