Book, Chapter

 1 pref,   0| Christianus, of whom I have lately heard from very respectable and
 2 pref,   0|          him that his prayers were heard and his alms had in remembrance,
 3   2,  25 |            whom we have frequently heard it. And we may well believe
 4   3,   4 |    vocative case was meant when he heard "propterea consolationem
 5   4,   5 |          For eloquent speakers are heard with pleasure; wise speakers
 6   4,  10 |         are silent that one may be heard, and all faces are turned
 7   4,  15 |              does all he can to be heard with intelligence, with
 8   4,  15 |            for us to say, or to be heard saying, except God who knows
 9   4,  16 |            words,; which thou hast heard of me?" And is he not there
10   4,  17 |          we have said above, to be heard with intelligence, with
11   4,  21 |     startled by the message he had heard from God, that, though thousands
12   4,  24 |           was not, however, when I heard their applause, but when
13   4,  26 |          pleasing, if you would be heard with a submissive mind. ~
14   4,  27 |        lead unprofitable lives are heard with profit by others. For