Book, Chapter

1 pref,   0| rather let us put away false pride and learn whatever can be
2 pref,   0|     dangerous temptations of pride, and let us rather consider
3 pref,   0|    entire absence of jealous pride, accepted the plan of his
4   1,  14 |  then, that man fell through pride, He restored him through
5   2,   6 |      the purpose of subduing pride by toil, and of preventing
6   2,   7 |   crucify all the motions of pride as if our flesh were nailed
7   2,  41 |    that it is purifying from pride that is indicated by hyssop, "
8   3,  16 |   penitence by which a man's pride is cured who bewails that
9   3,  19 |      and praised, swell with pride, becoming the more eager