Book, Chapter

 1        I, XXIX|          of Christ; let them judge rightly, and carry out their judgement
 2       II, I   | Ecclesiastical History, for we may rightly, nay, we must, call him
 3       II, II  |            but by the Britons more rightly Car-legion. Being about
 4      III, XXV |            ecclesiastical tonsure, rightly thought that this man’s
 5      III, XXIX|         educated by the Scots, had rightly perceived that the Roman
 6        V, II  |           he had repeated them all rightly he bade him utter whole
 7        V, VIII|            the same degree, it may rightly and truly be said, that
 8        V, XXI |     threefold rule whosoever shall rightly observe, will never err
 9        V, XXI |         shall fall, Easter will be rightly kept on the same; seeing
10        V, XXI |         our charge, that we do not rightly keep Easter Sunday, which
11        V, XXI |           I think that any is more rightly to be abhorred and detested