Chapter

 1 I     |      Father's throne, dwelt for a season in the Virgin's womb for
 2 IV    | restrained his anger, and for the season let no word fall. But the
 3 XI    |         of the Faith, in the very season of the Saviour's Passion,
 4 XIV   |           kings, kings only for a season, were sore anhungred, he,
 5 XVI   |        Yet sought he a convenient season to draw his sovereign toward
 6 XVI   |           If then at a convenient season one shall call these things
 7 XXI   |         to him until a convenient season." Speaking thus, he seemed
 8 XXIV  |           thereunder, which for a season please the senses of fools,
 9 XXV   |         the pleasure of sin for a season, made choice of eternal
10 XXVIII|           Lords his fruits in due season. Many were the souls that
11 XXX   |          we shall find none other season so favourable to perform
12 XXXI  |          serve him, though, for a season in this life they endure
13 XXXII |       devoted friend, For at this season he stood up in the midst
14 XXXIV |           that, when a convenient season came, through the grace