Chapter

 1 INT    |        the beginning won by the practice of the virtues, some having
 2 II     |        and wasted by the severe practice of discipline, and bearing
 3 VII    |        all unlawful worship and practice, and to bring men back to
 4 XI     |         the Catholick Faith the practice of the virtues; for faith
 5 XII    |        his commandments and the practice of the virtues was difficult
 6 XV     |      told thee; and some by the practice of self-denial falling not
 7 XV     |    divine, and advanceth in the practice of this philosophy in exact
 8 XX     | constant habit, and through the practice of it my soul had received
 9 XXXVII |         flesh, with his lack of practice in such rigours, the long
10 XXXVIII|          and learning well from practice how to wrestle with the
11 XXXVIII|          in brief, such was his practice of the religious life, that
12 XXXIX  |       must remain behind in the practice of virtue, until the crown,