Book, Chapter

 1        0, Life   |           nothing of his monastic perfection by reason of his pastoral
 2       II, I      |        live with so much grace of perfection that (as he was wont afterwards
 3       II, I      |           nothing of his monastic perfection by reason of his pastoral
 4       II, I      |           petitions of the utmost perfection: "And dispose our days in
 5       II, IV     |          to the fitting height of perfection. In short, he not only took
 6      III, IV     | Scriptures, and renowned for long perfection of life, came among them,
 7      III, XXVII  |          passed his life in great perfection of humility, gentleness,
 8       IV, III    |          administer it with great perfection of life, according to the
 9       IV, XXIII  |     desirous to attain to greater perfection, he went into Kent, to Archbishop
10        V, IX     |          a hermit’s life in great perfection, took ship, and arriving
11        V, XX  III|         and Latin tongues to such perfection, that they were as well