Book, Chapter

 1        0, Life |           was twenty-five) he was admitted to the diaconate, and received
 2       II, V    |        done, nor would any one be admitted to partake of the sacred
 3       II, IX   |         royal township, and being admitted as if to deliver a message
 4       II, XIV  |        instruction in order to be admitted to baptism. In that city
 5      III, I    |    kingdom to which they had been admitted, and again delivered themselves
 6      III, XIII |           render you worthy to be admitted into eternal life.’ He answered
 7       IV, XXIII| instructed according to rule, and admitted into the fellowship of the
 8       IV, XXIV |            she and all her people admitted him to the company of the
 9        V, III  |      after a long banishment, was admitted to the bishopric of the
10        V, XII  |         deserve to be immediately admitted into the kingdom of Heaven;
11        V, XII  |        that at his request he was admitted into the monastery above-mentioned,
12        V, XIII |           God, he might have been admitted to the fellowship of those
13        V, XIX  |          support that he had been admitted into the aforesaid monastery,
14        V, XXIV |         their prince, Peada, were admitted to the mysteries of the