Book, Chapter

 1       I, IV   |  nothing very remarkable or worthy of record.~
 2       I, XXIII|    bring it forward as well worthy of being read by the ministers
 3       I, XXIV | means of a woman. But it is worthy of notice, that this form
 4       I, LI   |   his sons, met with an end worthy of himself. At the same
 5       I, LI   |     He accomplished nothing worthy of special mention, but
 6      II, XXVI | found nothing in his doings worthy of mention, except his cruelty.
 7      II, XXXI |   nothing in the Christians worthy of death or punishment,
 8      II, XXXVI| nothing had then been found worthy of condemnation, and38 a
 9      II, XLI  | with noble example. Nothing worthy of mention is recorded of
10      II, XLVII|   among them, which are not worthy of mention, a Synod was
11      II, L    |   bishop, and a man clearly worthy of being compared to the
12      II, LI   |     less consideration, and worthy of some merciful treatment,