Chapter

 1 II   |   wholesome saying, which, by its three took my soul by storm; and
 2 III  |            proclaiming that after three days no monk whatsoever
 3 IV   |        religion were found, after three days, in any city or country
 4 VII  |       acknowledge and confess, in three persons glorified, the Father,
 5 VII  |          undivided. He then is in three persons one God, without
 6 X    |     fetters, and I will give thee three precepts, by the keeping
 7 X    |        passeth belief. Keep these three precepts, and may it be
 8 X    |           And there is one God in three, one nature, one kingdom,
 9 X    |         we glorify one Godhead in three persons. And he is one very
10 XII  |           he saith, `Where two or three are gathered together in
11 XII  |          his name, but by `two or three' signifieth that the number
12 XIII |        like a certain man who had three friends. On the first two
13 XVII |         unto our God glorified in Three Persons, the Maker of all
14 XIX  | life-giving Trinity, glorified in three persons and one Godhead,
15 XIX  |            and the Holy Ghost, in three persons or properties and
16 XIX  |          Godhead is common of the three, and one is their nature,
17 XXIV |    glorify and worship One God in Three persons, of one substance,
18 XXVII|            O king, that there are three races of men in this world:
19 XXVII|        many gods are divided into three races, Chaldeans, Greeks
20 XXVII|         upon the Cross. But after three days he came to life again,
21 XXXI |         sepulchre by the space of three days; he descended into