Chapter

 1 IV    |     and to put on the monkish habit which formerly thou didst
 2 VI    |       the world. Changing his habit, he put on lay attire, and,
 3 XII   |   their lives, and wear their habit: even though we fail to
 4 XIX   |       account suffer any evil habit to master thee; but, while
 5 XIX   |  virtuous deeds, and form the habit of practising them. For
 6 XIX   |     have strength to form the habit, at the last, God helping
 7 XIX   |       without labour. For the habit of virtue, taking its quality
 8 XIX   |     shall have been rooted in habit in the soul?" ~
 9 XX    | divine meditation my constant habit, and through the practice
10 XXVI  |      dragged back by his evil habit and passions, which, from
11 XXVIII|      the Scriptures. But evil habit and the insolence of the
12 XXVIII|       with the bridle of evil habit. ~While the king was thus
13 XXXVII|       and right proper is thy habit, that thou shouldest take