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 1 PREF  |         at your request about the life of our father Cuthbert,
 2 PREF  |           the end of his glorious life and conversation, I sometimes
 3 PREF  |           time had well known the life and conversation of that
 4 PREF  |           written, concerning the life and virtues of that blessed
 5 PREF  |         which I offer to you, the life of this same our father
 6 PREF  |      fully at another time of his life and miracles; which promise,
 7 I     |   beginning of our history of the life of the blessed Cuthbert
 8 I     |           hold of the anachoretic life, he rejoiced to sit apart
 9 I     |         to the eighth year of his life, which is the first year
10 II    |         to deride their manner of life, as if they had deserved
11 II    |     abandoning the usual modes of life, and framing for themselves
12 IV    |          is the directress of the life of the faithful, decreed
13 IV    |          earn for himself eternal life and happiness among God'
14 V     |         to a more rigid course of life, God 's grace was revealed
15 VI    |         rudiments of the monastic life in that same monastery,
16 VI    |       happy entrance into another life. Boisil, without saying
17 VIII  |           night in prayer for his life and health; for they thought
18 VIII  |        pain in his inside all his life afterwards; so that, as
19 VIII  |          into the joys of eternal life. They say that, during these
20 X     |       there, he confirmed, by his life and conversation, the way
21 X     |     miracle during St. Cuthbert's life; but, after his death, took
22 XIII  |         was preaching the word of life to a number of persons assembled
23 XIII  |          the words of everlasting life.~
24 XVI   |          he approved this mode of life, when in answer to Augustine,
25 XVI   |        monastic rules both by his life and doctrines, and often
26 XVI   |           errors to regularity of life. ~
27 XVII  |        entrance upon the solitary life, he sought out the most
28 XXII  |      recall the joys of celestial life to the memory of those who
29 XXII  |  prosperity and adversity in this life: he had learnt to make known
30 XXII  |      apart. " But," said he, "the life of monks may well be wondered
31 XXII  |      eagerness after the heavenly life, felt horrified at the announcement. ~
32 XXIII |          to the holy and tranquil life of the reverend father Cuthbert;
33 XXIV  |       SAME ELFLED, CONCERNING THE LIFE OF KING EGFRID AND HIS OWN
34 XXIV  |        long the duration of human life: the Psalmist says, that '
35 XXIV  |          ought that man, to whose life one year only is wanting,
36 XXIV  |         and continued his mode of life as he had commenced it. ~
37 XXVI  |     CHAPTER XXVI~OF HIS MANNER OF LIFE IN HIS BISHOPRIC ~THE venerable
38 XXVI  |        the severity of a monastic life, amid the turmoil by which
39 XXVI  |       particulars which adorn the life of a pontiff. The miracles
40 XXVIII|           who, leading a solitary life, in an island in the large
41 XXVIII| admonitions in the way of eternal life. When this man heard that
42 XXVIII|        each other no more in this life. I am certain that the time
43 XXVIII|    rendered worthy to depart this life at one and the same hour
44 XXIX  |         she will pass by death to life eternal, and soon receive
45 XXXII |         BY PRAYBR, HE RESTORED TO LIFE A YOUNG MAN WHOM HE FOUND
46 XXXIV |     return to his former solitary life, that by shaking off the
47 XXXIV |     shaking off the cares of this life he might occupy himself
48 XXXIV |         entrance into everlasting life. He wished first to go round
49 XXXVI |       years and the purity of his life.~
50 XXXVII|        And how have you supported life, my lord bishop? asked I; '
51 XXXIX |        the same faith and mode of life. But have no communion with
52 XXXIX |        time, or by their perverse life. And know and remember,
53 XXXIX |        institutes of the monastic life which it has pleased God
54 XXXIX |          that, although during my life some have despised me, yet
55 XLIII |        prayers, that he left this life by a gradual, and not a
56 XLIV  |          lasted so long, that his life was despaired of. Overcome
57 XLIV  |       either return whole to this life, or die, and go to that
58 XLVI  |          awaiting the end of this life, in expectation of the heavenly
59 XLVI  |           to abandon the solitary life and return to the monastery;
60 XLVI  |          dwelt in, and whose holy life he sought to imitate. For
61 Bibl  |               Bibliography ~Bede, Life and Miracles of St. Cuthbert,
62 Bibl  |            1988) - inlcudes Bede: Life of Cuthbert, Eddius Stephanus:
63 Bibl  |       Cuthbert, Eddius Stephanus: Life of Wilfrid: Bede: Lives