Chapter

 1 I    |     his mind. ~Meanwhile the glorious band of Christians and the
 2 II   |      every passion, with the glorious light of a perfect calm. ~
 3 II   |    honour for shame, and thy glorious estate for this unseemly
 4 VII  |      sea, which also he made glorious with light and richly adorned
 5 VII  |      to his works. After his glorious Ascension into heaven he
 6 VIII |     us in writing, after the glorious Ascension of our Master
 7 VIII |      the heavens, and of his glorious and dreadful second coming;
 8 XI   |  everlasting felicity in the glorious distribution of his rewards.
 9 XVI  |    which was preached by the glorious Apostles and inspired Fathers,
10 XVII |   never had beginning of his glorious being, nor hath end, the
11 XVII |    wondrous, -- without some glorious mighty and marvellous steersmanship
12 XIX  | light, being enrolled in the glorious liberty of the children
13 XXIX |      been crowned with right glorious diadems of victory. Wherefore
14 XXX  |   straight my path, that thy glorious and dreadful name may be
15 XXXIX|    thou art weaving, be more glorious. As yet, thou hast not striven
16 XL   |     and bringing him to that glorious and exceeding bright city.