Chapter

 1 VIII  |        to enjoy bliss ineffable, standing in purity before the Holy
 2 XI    |       once ensue this rising and standing, unto the end. For, `Turn
 3 XII   |         delights upon earth, and standing in sore need even of bread
 4 XXII  |      cause of the Christians and standing forth as their champion.
 5 XXII  |      hosts arrived at a plateau. Standing thereon, he descried at
 6 XXV   |         crooked serpent, and how standing at his right hand he had
 7 XXX   |         and by other severities, standing in prayer all the night
 8 XXXIII| veneration of the Cross, himself standing in the midst in the presence
 9 XXXIV |      turned the hard rock into a standing water and the flint-stone
10 XXXV  |        the garment of penitence. Standing on the sepulchre, and lifting