Chapter

 1 Prol|       age was inferior to his virtue: all vain pleasure he contemned,
 2 2   | reason is he made a master of virtue: for which cause, in Exodus,
 3 3   |    and weeded, of the seed of virtue brought forth plentiful
 4 3   |    servant daily increased in virtue, and became continually
 5 3   |      Maurus, growing to great virtue, began to be his master'
 6 8   |    people is, to envy at that virtue which themselves desire
 7 16  |   remaineth to be told of his virtue and miracles. ~
 8 17  |       converted: who, for his virtue and merit of life, was very
 9 23  |    Peter, was usually full of virtue: for his heart conversed
10 23  |       itself. ~PETER: For the virtue of his miracles, your words
11 30  |     and obtained the other by virtue of his prayers. ~