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 1 2 |           might gather from studious reading of the Bible the fuller
 2 32|                   32.~ His unceasing reading of the Bible and his painstaking
 3 34|            my senses and would start reading the Prophets. But their
 4 40|             season and out, on daily reading of the text. "Provided,"
 5 43| well-disposed souls from such devout reading of the Bible. Whosoever
 6 44|             and become accustomed to reading them. This we have much
 7 45|            Jerome begs for assiduous reading of the Bible by the faithful
 8 45|         demands of them an assiduous reading of the text.~
 9 49|           urges on priests assiduous reading of the Bible if they would
10 50|         Bible, his unceasing toil in reading and re-reading it and weighing
11 62|             He is wholly occupied in reading and with books; he rests
12 62|           night; he is always either reading or writing something."[117]
13 67|           profit Jerome derived from reading Scripture; hence came those
14 68|       pleasant fruits resulting from reading and meditating upon it.