Book, Par.

 1  I, 3  | became our duty to pursue the blessed life of monks, and the true
 2  I, 8  |      of this remedy. Thus the blessed Paul attracted those multitudes
 3 II, 4  |       character. For when the blessed Paul says, "He must also
 4 III, 5 |  enabled to draw nigh to that blessed and pure nature, he will
 5 III, 6 |    and become members of that blessed Head. Wherefore they might
 6 III, 6 |     birth from God, even that blessed regeneration which is the
 7 III, 9 |       do I say teach? for the blessed Paul did not suffer them
 8 III, 11|      not in opposition to the blessed Paul, but in complete harmony
 9 III, 11|  greater reward for himself. "Blessed," says our Lord, "are ye
10 III, 17|    which was spoken of by the blessed Paul and "be swallowed up
11 III, 17|  truth of this, listen to the blessed Paul, or rather not to him,
12 IV, 6  |      turn to the life of this blessed saint, and look into his
13 IV, 7  | speech. In what else did this blessed saint excel the rest of
14 IV, 8  |       their disciples to that blessed state of life which Christ
15 VI, 7  |   gainsay that what I counted blessed I would not have shunned
16 VI, 9  |     such suspicion about that blessed and admirable character.