Book, Chapter

 1        I, XXI  |  filled with pity, invoked the mercy of God; and straightway
 2        I, XXV  |      thee, Lord, for Thy great mercy, that Thy wrath and anger
 3        I, XXVII|        hospitality and showing mercy; inasmuch as all that they
 4        I, XXVII|    zeal, and tolerates some in mercy, and is blind to some in
 5       II, I    |   places in countless deeds of mercy. Hunger and cold he overcame
 6       II, I    |       wrath, and called to the mercy of Christ. How is the king
 7       II, VIII |      world'; which promise His mercy has particularly manifested
 8       II, VIII | superstition, might obtain the mercy of their Saviour: for having
 9       II, VIII |   occasion, through the Lord's mercy; that so the Gospel of Christ,
10       II, VIII |       And imploring the Divine mercy, study to show yourself
11       II, X    | pleased Him, therefore, in the mercy of His loving kindness,
12       II, XI   |   long-suffering of the Divine Mercy the benefits of his illumination;
13       II, XI   |      end you have obtained the mercy of the Lord's goodness,
14       II, XVII |     prayer, in that the Divine Mercy has vouchsafed to call you
15       II, XVIII|      many good gifts which the mercy of our Redeemer is pleased
16      III, II   |     living God Almighty in His mercy to defend us from the proud
17      III, II   |      he believed that with the mercy of God he might thereby
18      III, XII  | proverbially said, "‘Lord have mercy on their souls,’ said Oswald,
19      III, XIII |      my resolve, if the Divine Mercy shall grant me a new term
20      III, XIII |    through his merits, to have mercy on me.’ I answered, ‘I have
21      III, XIII |    steadfast heart, the Divine mercy may, through the merits
22      III, XVII |         and implore the Divine mercy. And it is well known that
23       IV, III  |       called upon the Lord for mercy, and begged that it might
24       IV, III  |        immediately implore His mercy; and searching the recesses
25       IV, IX   |        she would obtain of the mercy of our pitiful Creator,
26       IV, XIV  |  goodness to vouchsafe to have mercy on them, either by delivering
27       IV, XIV  |         This favour the Divine mercy has vouchsafed to grant
28       IV, XIV  |  excited to implore the Divine mercy in adversity, and to submit
29       IV, XXV  |     punishment from the Divine mercy whereby they might have
30       IV, XXVI |       assistance of the Divine mercy, and with constant imprecations
31       IV, XXIX |     companion, and entreat the mercy of God that, as we have
32       IV, XXIX |    rejoice greatly because the mercy of Heaven has granted what
33       IV, XXIX |     dispensation of the Lord’s mercy, as may be believed, to
34       IV, XXXI |      knees, humbly beseech the mercy of God that he might either
35       IV, XXXII|       through the grace of the mercy of God, it came to pass
36        V, VII  |        but greatest of all the mercy of Christ, into whose counsels