Chapter

 1 IV    |      and was turning aside the common people, and stealing all
 2 XII   |   enjoyment. For even of those common and necessary meats they
 3 XIX   |    Godhead. For the Godhead is common of the three, and one is
 4 XIX   |     their authority; but it is common of the Son and of the Holy
 5 XXII  | sickness, O king, is no malady common to man; but pain of heart,
 6 XXIII |         And why is it that the common herd are pinched with poverty,
 7 XXIII |      were in all seventeen. By common consent, the pious mind
 8 XXVII |   inexorable law of nature, in common with the heavenly firmament.
 9 XXXII |     country peasants, poor and common men, a mere handful, not
10 XXXII |         though composed but by common fishermen, and persecuted
11 XXXIII|   knowing that we all have one common forefather, made of clay,
12 XXXVI |       all that company and the common people heard thereof, anon
13 XXXVI |       his departure. While the common people, and they in authority,
14 XXXIX |       world shall we share one common hearth and board; for now