Chapter

 1 INT   |  encouragement one may scarce win him to essay it, but rather
 2 IV    |       in the beyond they only win us correction and everlasting
 3 XIII  |     make merry to-day, and so win their friendship for the
 4 XVIII |    all things, and longing to win it, dread not temporal death,
 5 XVIII |     it but dung, if only they win Christ, who have laid aside
 6 XXV   |     the gods; thus shalt thou win their favour, and receive
 7 XXVI  | debate together. If your side win, then shall ye and your
 8 XXXIII|      treasure which he should win after his departure hence.
 9 XXXIV |  unsaid and nothing undone to win him over, but he seemed
10 XXXVI |      palace. But he might not win through undetected, for,
11 XXXVII|       divine Word used for to win our love. Such was the fire
12 XXXIX |      by scorn of its rigours, win such thoughts as these,
13 XL    |      time was not yet come to win those habitations, while