Book, Chapter

 1        0, Int   |          champion of the Catholic rules. The opposing party either
 2        0, Int   |           acceptance of the Roman rules with regard to Easter and
 3        I, XXVII |  Apostolic see to prescribe these rules to bishops when they are
 4        I, XXVII |       been instructed in monastic rules, must not live apart from
 5        I, XXVII |         seem to observe different rules, it was always the custom.
 6       II, IV    |    bishops of Italy, to prescribe rules for the life and peace of
 7      III, IV    |        and observance of monastic rules. It is true they employed
 8      III, XXV   |   observance of Easter, and other rules of ecclesiastical life.
 9      III, XXVIII|           the English Church many rules of Catholic observance.
10       IV, III   |         earnestness to follow the rules of monastic discipline,
11       IV, XXVII |       been instructed in monastic rules, must not live apart from
12        V, XIX   |      always and love the catholic rules of the Church; and therefore
13        V, XX    |            and well versed in the rules of ecclesiastical custom;
14        V, XXI   | themselves.~"There are then three rules given in the Sacred Writings,
15        V, XXI   |        having learned the ancient rules of the Egyptians, can with