Book, Chapter

1        I, XXVII |        corn." For thou mayest not apply the sickle of judgement
2        I, XXIX  | encouraged the more vigorously to apply themselves to the care of
3      III, XIX   |  undertaken, and indefatigably to apply himself to his usual watching
4      III, XXVII |            others chose rather to apply themselves to study, going
5      III, XXVIII|        and purity of doctrine; to apply himself to humility, self-denial,
6       IV, XXV   |   whensoever they are at leisure, apply themselves to weaving fine