Book, Par.

 1  I, 5  |        on the bed where she had given birth to me, she shed torrents
 2  I, 8  |        wait to examine what was given him, but convinced by the
 3 II, 3  |       restraint of sinners been given us by law, nor, if it had
 4 II, 3  |        law, nor, if it had been given, should we have any field
 5 III, 3 |         what answer ought to be given to them. And what shall
 6 III, 5 |     authority which God has not given to angels or archangels.
 7 III, 5 | heavenly authority which He has given them when He says, "Whose
 8 III, 7 |     would not use the authority given him from Christ lest any
 9 III, 12|         appreciable help can be given to their improvement unless
10 III, 16|         the more, and the thing given becomes doubled in value
11 IV, 1  |        the honor which had been given him by God, were those words
12 IV, 1  |         not use the high honors given to us by God so as to offend
13 IV, 4  |       diseased, exclude the Law given by God to Moses from the
14 IV, 5  |  difficulties, there is no help given but that of speech, and
15 IV, 7  |       evident that St. Paul had given himself to the study of
16 IV, 8  |  priests that these charges are given:"-certainly, for they are
17 VI, 5  |      affliction of the body are given up, when the body to be
18 VI, 13 |         in regard to the wounds given by the devil, his danger