Book, Chapter

 1      1, IV   |           of the desert, and other holy men, and their relics, shrines,
 2      1, VI   |          age before the flood, the holy records within those few
 3      1, VI   |             And the coming of this Holy Spirit was chiefly figured
 4      1, VI   |        pusillanimity, even amongst holy men; in that he designed
 5      2, I    |            is divine poesy; and of holy doctrine or precept. For
 6      2, VI   |       arise out of the passages of Holy Scriptures, or out of the
 7      2, VII  |             Sante, sancte, sancte! holy in the description or dilatation
 8      2, VII  |           dilatation of His works; holy in the connection or concatenation
 9      2, VII  |         concatenation of them; and holy in the union of them in
10      2, XX   |     private and particular, as the Holy Faith; well declaring that
11      2, XXII |             which religion and the holy faith doth conduct men unto,
12      2, XXIII| governments: for so we find in the Holy story, when the kings were
13      2, XXIII| governments: for so we find in the Holy story, when the kings were
14      2, XXV  |          graft His revelations and holy doctrine upon the notions
15      2, XXV  |  conservation of the being, to the Holy Spirit. So that of the redemption,
16      2, XXV  |            the application, to the Holy Spirit; for by the Holy
17      2, XXV  |            Holy Spirit; for by the Holy Ghost was Christ conceived
18      2, XXV  |     conceived in flesh, and by the Holy Ghost are the elect regenerate
19      2, XXV  |         sins of malice against the Holy Ghost, whose attribute is
20      2, XXV  |    appertain books of exhortation, holy meditation, Christian resolution,
21      2, XXV  |      labiorum; although the use of holy vows of thankfulness and