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1 1 | misfortune, has its one true cause in the charity of Our Lord
2 5 |  grow more difficult for the cause of sound teaching, of sacred
3 7 |    the very men "to whom his cause was hostile" praised him
4 13|     which give us but little cause for consolation, in which
5 13|   not make of our services a cause of suspicion which with
6 32|   how it was verified in the cause of Anselm, or rather in
7 32|     Anselm, or rather in the cause of God and the Church, for
8 33|   may dwell in me. For which cause I please myself in my infirmities . . .