Chapter

 1 I     |        was the king, and such his mind. ~Meanwhile the glorious
 2 II    |    stirred my governing power, my mind, to make the better choice.
 3 II    |     warring against the law of my mind,' and binding me, as with
 4 II    |          captivity, he enabled my mind to overcome the law of sin,
 5 V     |         fair and well favoured in mind as in body, intelligent
 6 V     |           it to this boy; for his mind was fertile of wit, and
 7 V     |        have me live in anguish of mind, bid me go abroad as I desire,
 8 V     |      might occupy and delight his mind. ~So thus it came to pass
 9 V     |           all these things in his mind, pondering without end,
10 V     |        desire, and to establish a mind, dazed and shuddering at
11 V     |          conflict and distress of mind, and all the pleasures and
12 VI    |           first make trial of thy mind, it is not lawful to declare
13 VI    |        But through the eyes of my mind I perceived the value and
14 XII   |      power of God, in humility of mind persuading himself that
15 XII   |        failure to slothfulness of mind rather than to natural frailty.
16 XII   |        humbleness and quietude of mind, in perfect charity toward
17 XII   |      bridegroom. The eye of their mind being enlightened, they
18 XII   |         in hell. Such is ever its mind, such its purposes. It lamenteth
19 XII   |         and terror, and his whole mind hung on the sweetness of
20 XIII  |       true friend, who beareth in mind those small kindnesses that
21 XIV   |          to the kingship. But his mind was fertile of understanding,
22 XIV   |           the unerring eyes of my mind how all human life is wasted
23 XIV   |        establishing mine unstable mind, when I heard the words
24 XVI   |           thy servant put thee in mind of these things for the
25 XVI   |       behoveth us not to turn our mind inattentively to these things,
26 XVI   |      these things to thy father's mind also, peradventure he shall
27 XVII  |    thinketh that thou hadst me in mind when thou spakest it. But
28 XIX   |      drawing in the Image, in our mind's eye we pass over to the
29 XIX   |  henceforth be no more a child in mind, tossed to and fro, and
30 XIX   |          be a child, but have thy mind settled and made steadfast
31 XIX   |       walk in the vanity of their mind, having their understanding
32 XX    |      devote all the powers of thy mind. He that liveth and converseth
33 XX    |        desire and pure heart, his mind estranged from all that
34 XX    | importunity of prayer leadeth the mind thither, prayer is rightly
35 XX    |          gird up the loins of thy mind, obedient to the Holy One
36 XX    |           chasing afar out of thy mind every evil wish, and sealing
37 XXI   |        our soul, and with all our mind, and keep his commandments
38 XXI   |       thou shalt but distress his mind with sorrows and griefs.
39 XXI   |         not to thwart thy willing mind, let the garments given
40 XXII  |       from an anxious and careful mind, hath caused my body to
41 XXII  |          trouble and confusion of mind, said, "O king, trouble
42 XXII  |          king in happier frame of mind; and they turned their thoughts
43 XXII  |          men of reverend mien and mind, that bore on their faces
44 XXIII |         common consent, the pious mind is superior to sufferings,
45 XXIV  |       adversaries. With untutored mind and childish judgement thou
46 XXIV  |           the stubbornness of thy mind, and kept my grief to myself,
47 XXIV  |           and contrariness of thy mind, gathering strength by the
48 XXIV  |         mist from the eyes of thy mind, lift them aloft and look
49 XXV   |         my zeal and might, all my mind and soul to the investigation
50 XXVI  |           Lord establish this thy mind! I too have the same bidding
51 XXVII |           the truth that is in my mind. Wherefore let thy foolish
52 XXVIII|         Nachor, find place in thy mind. For it is written, God
53 XXVIII|   offerings to his idols, but his mind was tossed between two opinions.
54 XXIX  |         but his hard and obdurate mind shall melt quicker than
55 XXX   |         God, and picturing in his mind the glory of the righteous
56 XXX   |       befoul the cleanness of his mind. So, when the enemy was
57 XXX   |          and understanding of her mind; for the evil one easily
58 XXX   |            being in this frame of mind, could see in himself no
59 XXX   |           this is contrary to thy mind, I will never constrain
60 XXX   |          soften the temper of his mind. Then the sower of these
61 XXXI  |  disobedience and stubbornness of mind. When Ioasaph again maintained
62 XXXI  |      thine iniquity and senseless mind. But thou thyself shalt
63 XXXII |         truth by all men of sound mind. But what hast thou thyself
64 XXXIII|         of many to be of the same mind with himself. For such is
65 XXXIII|       righteousness. He called to mind the uncertainty of earthly
66 XXXIV |          may open my mouth, and a mind well fixed in thee, the
67 XXXV  |            neither be of doubtful mind: for the sins of them that
68 XXXVI |       keep thou unchanged a pious mind. To change with every change
69 XXXVII|   heavenly beauty, and bearing in mind the charm that the divine
70 XXXVII|   dust-cloud of reasonings in his mind, exactly, I ween, as it
71 XXXVII|     Ioasaph set Christ before his mind, and glowed with love of
72 XXXVII|       refuge: and, being sober in mind, he laughed the evil one
73 XXXIX |      world, united to Christ, thy mind never wavering, and come
74 XL    |           from above, he kept his mind's eye purified from every