Book, Chapter

1     1, 20-31| what was not wonderful, not admirable? But all are gifts of my
2     7, 5-8  |   Nebridius, a young man of admirable talents; the first vehemently
3     9, 6-14 |  Much besides, and yet more admirable, I found in him. That talent
4     9, 9-19 |     reverently amiable, and admirable unto her husband. And she
5    10, 9-16 |     images only are with an admirable swiftness caught up, and
6    10, 31-46|  flesh; that endued with an admirable abstinence, was not polluted
7    12, 27-37|  made all natures, which in admirable variety their eye beholdeth
8    13, 18-23|   discern all things, in an admirable contemplation; though as