Book, Chapter

 1       II, XIV   |     in the midst whereof the oratory which he had first erected
 2       II, XIV   |      encompassing the former oratory. But before the walls were
 3       IV, III   |    reading or praying in the oratory of that place, on a sudden,
 4       IV, III   |      came to the roof of the oratory where the bishop was, and
 5       IV, III   |    from the roof of the said oratory, and to return to heaven
 6       IV, III   |     opened the window of the oratory, and making a sound with
 7       IV, III   | coming from heaven upon this oratory, and after some time returning
 8       IV, XXVIII|      cells in it, to wit, an oratory and a common living room,
 9        V, II    |    the river Tyne, having an oratory dedicated to St. Michael
10        V, XII   |  immediately, he went to the oratory of the little town, and