Book, Chapter

1     2, 5-11 |          he loved his wife or his estate; or would rob for his own
2     6, 14-24|         weight, because his ample estate far exceeded any of the
3     7, 5-8  |          Firminus, born in a high estate in his parents' house, ran
4     8, 10-24|         should seize this or that estate of another's, when he cannot
5     9, 3-6  |     measure, namely, of a married estate; and awaiting Nebridius
6    12, 11-12| harmoniously one, by that settled estate of peace of holy spirits,
7    12, 16-23|          dispersed and disordered estate, into the peace of that
8    13, 3-4  |        neither could its formless estate be pleasing unto Thee, unless