Book, Chapter

 1        I, I    |        and eels; seals are also frequently taken, and dolphins, as
 2        I, XXVI |   Martin at Canterbury has been frequently altered and partly rebuilt,
 3       II, I    |       use his own words, he was frequently tormented with internal
 4       II, XVII | yourself, therefore, in reading frequently the works of my lord Gregory,
 5      III, IX   |   miracles of healing have been frequently wrought in the place where
 6      III, IX   |         sick men and cattle are frequently healed to this day. Whence
 7      III, XXIII|    which the king himself might frequently resort, to pray to the Lord
 8      III, XXV  |       At this time, a great and frequently debated question arose about
 9       IV, XXII |        that his bonds were most frequently loosed. He, having taken
10       IV, XXIII|        religious that knew her, frequently visited her and loved her
11        V, II   |       where the man of God used frequently, as occasion offered, and
12        V, XIII |        sudden death. But though frequently warned, he despised the
13        V, XVIII|        that the holy dust being frequently carried away, a great hole