Book, Chapter

1        I, XIV  |        but even our Lord’s own flock, with its shepherds, casting
2        I, XXVI | greater numbers began daily to flock together to hear the Word,
3       II, I    |      and to be numbered in the flock of thine elect." ~ He governed
4       II, I    |       abundant increase of the flock. So, Consul of God, rejoice
5       II, VI   |       why he was forsaking the flock which he had committed to
6      III, XXII |  Thames. In these, gathering a flock of Christ’s servants, he
7       IV, XIX  |      Lord, in the midst of her flock, seven years after she had
8       IV, XXIII|      privately to instruct the flock committed to her charge;
9        V, XIX  |         Grant, Jesus, that the flock may follow in the path of