Chapter

 1 I   |       beloved brethren, are the divine benefits wherewith the large
 2 I   |         many and great boons of divine compassion. But, moreover,
 3 I   |        any resource, unless the divine mercy, coming once more
 4 III |       the wholesome gift of the divine mercy; and let us, who cannot
 5 III |        needful, how kind is the divine mercy, which, knowing that
 6 IV  |  Finally, beloved brethren, the divine admonition in the Scriptures,
 7 V   |       words of God Himself; the divine instructions have taught
 8 V   |        he obtain aught from the divine pity in his prayers, who
 9 V   |          a remedy to obtain the divine help, saying, "Wherefore,
10 VII |       when quickened, among His divine commands and precepts of
11 IX  |         on the authority of the divine promise. The Holy Spirit
12 XI  |         have no sense of things divine there is no want of drink
13 XII |      those to whom heavenly and divine things are given, whence
14 XVI | considering human things before divine.~
15 XVII|   According to her faith in the divine promise, those things which
16 XIX |         their protector, by His divine majesty, against all worldly
17 XXII|       are honoured by Thee with divine wages and heavenly rewards.~
18 XXIV|     mind to things heavenly and divine, let us with full faith,
19 XXV |       from enjoying equally the divine goodness and liberality.
20 XXVI|     labours. An illustrious and divine thing, dearest brethren,