Book, Chapter

 1        I, XXVII|    time reverently to forbear entering the church. Nor do we, in
 2        I, XXVII|       it is proper to forbear entering the holy place, because
 3        I, XXVII|       judgement, either as to entering the church, or as to receiving
 4      III, VIII |      the sound of a multitude entering the monastery. Whereupon
 5      III, XI   |      had been bidden, and was entering the hall of the house, in
 6       IV, III  |       He said that he was not entering the monastery in order to
 7       IV, III  |     where the bishop was, and entering the rein, filled all the
 8       IV, IX   |    brighter than gold, until, entering into the open heavens, it
 9       IV, XIX  |     that from the time of her entering the monastery, she would
10        V, III  |      to her.’ This I did, and entering the chamber, I found her
11        V, XVI  | Resurrection in this manner: "Entering the city of Jerusalem on