Book, Chapter

 1        0, Int |         possessed, besides oral tradition, written documents relating
 2        I, I   |      mentions this account as a tradition. The problem of the Picts
 3       II, I   |        handed down to us by the tradition of our ancestors, which
 4       II, II  |          to declare to us which tradition is to be followed; and by
 5      III, XXV |     inquire which was the truer tradition, that it might be followed
 6      III, XXV | followers of the ecclesiastical tradition that are here present, and
 7      III, XXV |       evangelical and apostolic tradition abolish the Law, but rather
 8      III, XXV |        nor that of Peter, whose tradition you oppose with full knowledge,
 9        V, XXI |     Resurrection, the Apostolic tradition has included it in the Paschal
10        V, XXI |         the moon, the Apostolic tradition, which was preached at Rome
11        V, XXII|      them from that deep-rooted tradition of their fathers, of whom
12        V, XXIV|         of the ancients, or the tradition of our forefathers, or of