| 1877 - 588 pages
...benefit of the Church; also some collections out of the notes of Bishop Isidore, saying, "I will not havo my pupils read a falsehood, nor labour therein without profit after my doath." When the Tuesday before the ascension of our Lord came, he began to suffer still more in his... | |
| John Hughes - 1819 - 432 pages
...singing of psalms ; that is, he translated the Gospel of St. John into our own tongue, (the Anglo-Saxon) for the benefit of the church ; and some collections...notes of Bishop Isidorus, saying, " I will not have my scholars read a falsehood, and to labour herein after my death, without any advantage." This is one... | |
| 1819 - 402 pages
...is, he translated the Gospel of St. John into our ownlongue, theAnglo-Saxon, for the benefit of i he church ; and some collections out of the book of notes of Bishop Isidoras, saying, '/ will not have my scholars read a falsehood, and to labour herein after my death,... | |
| Saint Bede (the Venerable) - 1843 - 442 pages
...John as far as the words : " But what are these among so many, etc. [[St. John, ch. vi. v. 9.] into our own tongue, for the benefit of the Church ; and...our Lord came, he began to suffer still more in his breath, and a small swelling appeared in his feet ; but he passed all that day and dictated cheerfully,... | |
| Saint Bede (the Venerable) - 1843 - 438 pages
...John as far as the words : " But what are these among so many, etc. £St. John, ch. vi. v. 9/] into our own tongue, for the benefit of the Church ; and...some collections out of the Book of Notes of Bishop Isidoras, saying : " I will not have my pupils read a falsehood, nor labour therein without profit... | |
| Saint Bede (the Venerable) - 1849 - 566 pages
...of St. John as far as the words : ' But what are these among so many,' etc. [St. John, vi. 9.] into our own tongue, for the benefit of the church ; and...before the ascension of our Lord came, he began to suifer still more in his breath, and a small swelling appeared in his feet ; but he passed all that... | |
| Anglo-Saxons - 1850 - 200 pages
...Gospel of St. John, as far as the words, ' But what are these among so many,' etc., (John vi. 9,) into our own tongue, for the benefit of the church ; and...some collections out of the book of notes of bishop Isidore, saying, ' I will not have my pupils read a falsehood, nor labour therein without profit after... | |
| William Edward Heygate - 1856 - 264 pages
...translated the Gospel of S. John, as far as the words, ' but what are these among so many ?' etc., into our own tongue, for the benefit of the Church, and some collections out of the notes of Bishop Isidorus, saving, ' I will not have my pupils read a falsehood, nor labour therein... | |
| 1859 - 748 pages
...' But what are these among so many' (John vi. 9), mto our own tongue for the benefit of the church. When the Tuesday before the Ascension of our Lord came he began to suffer still more in his breath, and a small swelling appeared in }iis feet ; but he passed all that day and dictated cheerfully,... | |
| Elizabeth Rundle Charles, Henry Boynton Smith - 1864 - 474 pages
...own tongue, for the benefit of the church ; also some collections out of the Notes of Bishop Isidore, saying, " I will not have my pupils read a falsehood,...our Lord came, he began to suffer still more in his breath, and a small swelling appeared in his feet; but he passed all that day, and dictated cheerfully,... | |
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