Book, Chapter
1 0, Life | commands his homage, but his mind is open to the appreciation
2 0, Life | we find the impress of a mind of wide intellectual grasp,
3 I, XV | of terror and anxiety of mind among the mountains, woods
4 I, XXVII | therefore, to be kept in mind, and it dictates the measure
5 I, XXVII | punishment, so that the mind may do nothing beyond the
6 I, XXVII | he adds, "For even their mind and conscience is defiled."
7 I, XXVII | not unclean to him whose mind is not unclean, why shall
8 I, XXVII | to nature, with a clean mind, be imputed to her as uncleanness?~
9 I, XXVII | because a man acts so when the mind is led by the imagination
10 I, XXVII | be first driven from his mind, he is not to think himself
11 I, XXVII | disturb our own peace of mind; and though that which we
12 I, XXVII | to be approved that our mind should be disturbed. For
13 I, XXVII | seeing that only a calm mind can rest in the light of
14 I, XXVII | because he thinks that by his mind being agitated, he hag incurred
15 I, XXVII | them, and yet fills the mind with dread of the very concession.
16 I, XXVII | causes it to arise ‘in the mind of the person sleeping;
17 I, XXVII | to be lamented, that the mind of the person, who knew
18 I, XXVII | humours are oppressed, the mind thence contracts some guilt;
19 I, XXVII | receiving it, unless the mind of the person sleeping has
20 I, XXVII | the illusion, that their mind, even during the sleep of
21 I, XXVII | thing is evident, that the mind is guilty, not being acquitted
22 I, XXVII | sleeping, yet it calls to mind that, when the body was
23 I, XXVII | guilt is manifest to the mind; for the man perceives from
24 I, XXVII | consented. And when the mind sits in judgement on itself,
25 I, XXVII | spirit suggests a sin to the mind, if there ensue no delight
26 I, XXVII | be delighted without the mind, yet the mind struggling
27 I, XXVII | without the mind, yet the mind struggling against the pleasures
28 I, XXVII | warring against the law of my mind, and bringing me into captivity
29 I, XXVII | fought against the law of the mind, which the law that is in
30 I, XXIX | in concert and with one mind dispose whatsoever is to
31 I, XXX | been considering in my own mind concerning the matter of
32 I, XXXI | that are wrought, the weak mind may be puffed up with self-esteem,
33 I, XXXI | vain-glory. For we must call to mind, that when the disciples
34 I, XXXI | deed, always call it to mind, to the end that the remembrance
35 I, XXXII | turned to Him with his whole mind, together with the nations
36 I, XXXII | therefore, to him with all your mind, in the fervour of faith,
37 I, XXXII | your country, let not your mind be in any way disturbed;
38 I, XXXII | nation is increased in our mind.~"I have sent you some small
39 II, I | with tears to testify) his mind was above all transitory
40 II, I | with them, strengthen his mind shaken with temporal concerns.
41 II, II | maketh men to be of one mind in His Father's house, to
42 II, V | serve God in freedom of mind, than to continue to no
43 II, VII | infirmity of gout, but his mind was sound and active, cheerfully
44 II, VII | by the elevation of his mind.~ In short, that I may give
45 II, VIII | brother, have brought his mind to the belief in true conversion
46 II, VIII | unblemished sincerity of mind that which you have received
47 II, VIII | Apostolic see, bearing in mind what it is that is represented
48 II, IX | union in the flesh. But his mind was wholly bent upon calling
49 II, XI | have been bestowed upon the mind of your Highness by God'
50 II, XI | precepts; pouring into his mind a knowledge of the greatness
51 II, XII | incline the king's proud mind to the humility of the way
52 II, XII | time in silent anguish of mind, consumed with inward fire,
53 II, XII | compose yourself in body and mind to sleep; for the king's
54 II, XVII | sincere devotion of your mind. For what else are we able
55 II, XVII | preparing with a willing mind immediately to grant those
56 III, XIII | wholly to devote anew my mind and life to obedience to
57 III, XIV | the royal dignity of his mind and appearance and actions,
58 III, XIV | warming himself, calling to mind what the bishop had said
59 III, XVII | continence and humility; his mind superior to anger and avarice,
60 III, XIX | but much more noble in mind than in birth. From his
61 III, XIX | knew the man, and called to mind that he had received his
62 IV, III | earnestly considering in his mind what this might be, the
63 IV, III | fear him; to put them in mind of judgement to come; to
64 IV, III | came forth in his right mind the next morning, to the
65 IV, X | she had conceived in her mind: for being conducted by
66 IV, XI | of the East Saxons. His mind was set on religious acts,
67 IV, XVII | He found them all of one mind in the Catholic faith, and
68 IV, XIX | and altogether noble in mind and deed. She had before
69 IV, XXIV | learn, and bearing it in mind, and as it were ruminating,
70 IV, XXIV | asked him to be of the same mind towards them. He answered
71 IV, XXIV | Lord with a simple and pure mind, and quiet devotion, so
72 IV, XXVII | great continence of body and mind, in a very small island,
73 IV, XXVIII| there Cuthbert was, with one mind and consent of all, chosen
74 IV, XXVIII| Divine charity, of sober mind and patient, most dilig
75 IV, XXXI | with patience and a quiet mind.~He did accordingly as he
76 V, VII | he had conceived in his mind. For coming to Rome, at
77 V, IX | heaven, purposed in his mind to profit many, taking upon
78 V, XII | in so great contrition of mind and mortifying of the body,
79 V, XIII | take heed and be of sound mind." "I am not mad," replied
80 V, XIII | dispensation, that we may keep in mind that our deeds and thoughts
81 V, XIV | he fixed the eyes of his mind, that he might die the more
82 V, XIV | this workman, of darkened mind and life, when death was
83 V, XV | Wherefore he so changed his mind, that he readily preferred
84 V, XIX | as he had purposed in his mind, gained the friendship of
85 V, XIX | untainted faith and an upright mind." This being heard, the
86 V, XXI | salvation the prophet had in his mind, when he said ‘The sun was
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