Chapter

 1 2 |      memory of which the wicked spirit put into his mind, and by
 2 6 |         a certain Goth, poor of spirit, that gave over the world,
 3 8 |         one man was full of the spirit of all good men. ~GREGORY:
 4 8 |         of god, Bennet, had the spirit of the one true God, who,
 5 11|   delivered, when as the wicked spirit overthrew the new wall which
 6 12|       also to be famous for the spirit of prophecy: as to foretell
 7 12|        was present with them in spirit. ~
 8 13|         man had in his soul the spirit of Eliseus, who was present
 9 14|       that the holy man had the spirit of prophecy, as he was going
10 16|  cleaveth unto our Lord, is one spirit with him?" [1 Cor. 6:17] ~
11 16|  cleaveth unto our Lord, be one spirit with our Lord, what is the
12 16|    which belong to man, but the spirit of man which is in him ?
13 16|         no man knoweth, but the spirit of God." And to show also
14 16|        we have not received the spirit of this world, but the spirit
15 16|   spirit of this world, but the spirit which is of God." And for
16 16|      hath revealed to us by his spirit." [1 Cor. 2:9-12] ~PETER:
17 16|         the same Apostle by the spirit of God, why did he then,
18 21|   servant of God had always the spirit of prophecy, when himself
19 21|    certain times? ~GREGORY: The spirit of prophecy doth not always
20 21|        giving at some times the spirit of prophecy, and at other
21 21|         that by the gift of the Spirit, they may know what they
22 21|    times, destitute of the same Spirit, may understand what they
23 22|         obtained grace to go in spirit and to inform the souls
24 30|       all haste, but the wicked spirit found an old monk drawing
25 38|       it is that the comforting Spirit doth always proceed from
26 38| understand what the love of the spirit is: and except you give