Book, Chapter

 1        0, Life  |    his nineteenth year (the canonical age was twenty-five) he
 2        0, Life  |  know that angels visit the canonical hours and the congregations
 3      III, III   |     Easter according to the canonical custom.~On the arrival of
 4      III, IV    |     to observe the true and canonical day of Easter; which, nevertheless,
 5      III, XVII  |    through ignorance of the canonical time appointed, or, if he
 6      III, XXVII |   singing the psalms at the canonical hours, he would, unless
 7      III, XXVIII| often said, contrary to the canonical manner, from the fourteenth
 8       IV, II    | right rule of life, and the canonical custom of celebrating Easter.
 9       IV, IV    | fathers, under a rule and a canonical abbot, in much continence
10       IV, V     |    were acquainted with the canonical statutes of the fathers.
11        V, XV    |  that province, and saw the canonical rites of the Church. Moreover,
12        V, XV    | after having celebrated the canonical Easter in Ireland, he was
13        V, XIX   |   Catholic Easter and other canonical rites, according to the
14        V, XXII  |      began to celebrate the canonical Easter at the preaching
15        V, XXII  | Lord’s doing brought to the canonical observance with regard to