Book, Chapter

 1        I, I    |      but "We can give you good counsel," said they, "whereby you
 2        I, XXIX |  precedence. But let them take counsel and act in concert and with
 3        I, XXXII|        your memory, whatsoever counsel shall be given you by our
 4       II, V    |        came into Kent, to take counsel with his fellow bishops,
 5       II, X    | ordaining all things, with the counsel of His co-eternal Word,
 6       II, XII  |     better and more profitable counsel for your life and salvation
 7       II, XIII | happiness. For which reason my counsel is, O king, that we instantly
 8      III, VII  |       came into Britain by the counsel of Pope Honorius ; having
 9      III, XIX  |        to speak with wholesome counsel of what ought to be done
10      III, XXII |    having often, with friendly counsel, like a brother, said this
11       IV, XXIII|        sought and received her counsel; she obliged those who were
12       IV, XXIV |   power of the Creator and His counsel, the deeds of the Father
13        V, XIX  |      to her, and it was by her counsel and support that he had