Chapter

 1 1 |    water; the abundance whereof doth first in a broad place make
 2 3 |           PETER: Your discourse doth very well content me: yet
 3 3 |     example of St. Paul alleged doth confirm it. But I beseech
 4 4 |       may behold whom this monk doth follow": and after two days
 5 5 |      out so abundantly, that it doth plentifully, even to this
 6 8 |       was the true light, which doth lighten every man coming
 7 16|       those judgments which God doth conceal they know not, and
 8 16|         not, and those which he doth utter they know: and therefore
 9 21|          The spirit of prophecy doth not always illuminate the
10 21|        are also to know that he doth breathe likewise for what
11 21|        times withdrawing it, he doth both lift up the prophets
12 21| prophets minds on high, and yet doth preserve them in humility:
13 23|       But as nobility of family doth in some breed ignobility
14 35|      and looketh downward, then doth it comprehend how little
15 38|      that the comforting Spirit doth always proceed from the
16 38|         Father and the Son, why doth the Son say that he will