Chapter

 1 4 |      Maurus saying Do you not see who it is, that draweth
 2 4 |     after two days Maurus did see him, but Pompeianus could
 3 8 |       to yield forth water, I see Moses; and in the iron,
 4 8 |     they contemned, and those see that which they ought to
 5 8 |    but himself they could not see: but, as the venerable father
 6 10|      God, hearing it, came to see what the matter was: and
 7 13|     custom is to fast until I see him." The other, upon this
 8 13|   venerable father. ~PETER: I see well that the holy man had
 9 15|      clear as the day: for we see before our eyes in this
10 16|    kept secret. ~PETER: Now I see the answer to my question.
11 17| Theoprobus then heard, but we see them to be proved most true,
12 17|       lives. In which thing I see that Bennet imitated St.
13 33|      and therefore by this we see, as I said before, that
14 34| heaven: who rejoicing much to see her great glory, with hymns
15 35|    the Creator: for though it see but a glimpse of that light
16 35|    out of all doubt could not see those things but in the
17 35|      might without difficulty see that which is under God,
18 38|   flesh, did always desire to see him with their corporal