Chapter

 1 II    |        in such vile and coarse raiment who before had been clad
 2 XI    |        assuredly give food and raiment: he that feedeth the fowls
 3 XIV   |    there, for lack of food and raiment, in hunger and nakedness
 4 XVI   |        not to afford house and raiment, yet passed their lives
 5 XVI   | stripped him of his own goodly raiment, and asked for the old man'
 6 XVIII |        from whence cometh your raiment and of what sort may it
 7 XVIII |     faith that brought it. Our raiment is of hair, sheepskins or
 8 XVIII |    aside all care for meat and raiment and cast that care on the
 9 XVIII |    thee, be thy thoughts about raiment. As for them that have put
10 XXVII |   requiring meat and drink and raiment. Besides he is passionate,
11 XXXV  |       not indeed clad in royal raiment, but robed in the garment
12 XXXVII|  stripped himself of his outer raiment, which, as his last alms,