Book, Chapter

 1        0, Life |         out of the sleep of the soul; and being learned in our
 2        0, Life |        he may consider, ere the soul departs, what good or evil
 3        0, Life |      release is at hand; for my soul longs to see Christ my King
 4        0, Life |       in the praise of God, his soul was carried by angels to
 5        0, Life |      hast heard, so long as the soul abode in the body, he chanted
 6        I, XXVII|       find delight, and yet the soul does not consent to that
 7       II, I    |       the former virtues of his soul, he added sorrowfully, "
 8       II, XI   | fulfilment of its desire in the soul's salvation of you and yours,
 9      III, II   |     there for the health of his soul, and having sung many psalms
10      III, VIII |    heaven, which bore that holy soul, set loose from the bonds
11      III, XIII |         everlasting death of my soul, and cast into the torments
12      III, XIX  |        but in order to save his soul." The fire ceased, and the
13      III, XXVI |       not the world—to feed the soul, and not the belly.~For
14      III, XXIX |       the redemption of his own soul. Who would not rejoice at
15       IV, III  |        of our Lord, his saintly soul being delivered from the
16       IV, III  |        from this world, saw the soul of his brother Cedd, with
17       IV, III  |      who, having taken Ceadda’s soul along with them, returned
18       IV, IX   |         would soon die, and her soul be lifted up to heaven by
19       IV, XI   |         he said that the king’s soul should quit his body without
20       IV, XVI  |         pass to the life of the soul, which is everlasting. Thus,
21       IV, XX   |       fierce flames.~"The lofty soul of chaste Tecla overcomes
22       IV, XX   |     consecrated she gave up her soul.~"Twice eight Novembers
23       IV, XXII |       for the absolution of his soul; the celebration whereof
24       IV, XXII |       now in the other life, my soul there, through his intercession,
25       IV, XXII |     redemption both of body and soul. This story was also told
26       IV, XXIII|     salvation, to give her holy soul the trial of a long infirmity
27       IV, XXIII|         that light, she saw the soul of the aforesaid handmaid
28       IV, XXIII|      singing of psalms, for the soul of their mother; which they
29       IV, XXIII|      God died. This nun saw her soul ascend to heaven in the
30       IV, XXIII|    aroused them to pray for her soul, even before the rest of
31       IV, XXV  |         about the health of his soul; but all of them, both men
32        V, VII  |         as he gained with eager soul the prize of the new life,
33        V, VII  |         is in the tomb, but his soul on high. Thou mightest deem
34        V, XII  |    roused from the death of the soul, a certain man, who had
35        V, XIII |      for his neglect of his own soul. The king diligently admonished
36        V, XXI  |     until the seventh day, that soul shall be cut off from Israel;’
37        V, XXI  |    detest and abhor with all my soul the heresy of Simon; and