Book, Chapter

 1   II, 2 |     nothing is lower and more humble than the earth, except death
 2   II, 3 | severely accuses those men as humble and abject, who, in opposition
 3   II, 4 |      own avengers. But if any humble person shall have committed
 4  III, 12|      despises things that are humble? And this reward can be
 5  III, 30|     have taught, as far as my humble talents permitted, that
 6   IV, 16|      the other hand saw Jesus humble, peaceful, of low condition,
 7   IV, 22|      did He render Himself so humble and weak, that it was possible
 8   IV, 26|       bring assistance to the humble and men of low degree, and
 9   IV, 26|       punishment by which the humble and low usually suffer,
10    V, 1 |     those things which appear humble are considered anile, foolish,
11    V, 15|    poor to the rich, from the humble to the powerful; in short,
12    V, 23|       suffers the pious to be humble, wretched, and poor, let
13   VI, 4 |    Therefore he will be poor, humble, ignoble, subject to injury,
14  VII, 1 |     to pass that the poor and humble, who are unencumbered, more