Book, Chapter

 1        0, Life |       very gladly received the gift which thou sentest to me,
 2        I, XXVII|       human nature by the free gift of Almighty God, be excluded
 3        I, XXVII|    foolish to imagine that the gift can be opposed to grace
 4        I, XXXI |       concerning that heavenly gift; for you will rejoice because
 5        I, XXXI |     you have received even the gift of working miracles. And
 6        I, XXXI |     your heart. And whatsoever gift of working miracles you
 7       II, IV   |    from the Emperor Phocas the gift of the temple at Rome called
 8       II, X    |       of Heaven, His wonderful gift will be also conferred on
 9       II, XI   |      of your Highness by God's gift. Our heart, therefore, has
10       II, XII  |  friend, said, "Behold, by the gift of God you have escaped
11       II, XVII |        labour to preserve this gift in every way, by earnest
12       II, XVIII|     our mutual love. For which gift we continually render thanks
13      III, II   |  having no place to bestow the gift which was brought him, he
14      III, IV   |      also received of them the gift of the aforesaid island
15       IV, V    |     with a promise of no small gift of money, to conduct him
16       IV, X    |        place, she received the gift of sight which she had desired;
17       IV, XVIII|   Egfrid, by whose consent and gift of land he had built that
18       IV, XXIV | monastery a brother, on whom a gift of song was bestowed by
19       IV, XXIV |     grace he received the free gift of song, for which reason
20       IV, XXIV |     and having told him of the gift he had received, was conducted
21       IV, XXIV |       nature and origin of the gift whereof he spoke. And they
22        V, XXI  |       guard the truth, it is a gift of God to his Holy Church.
23        V, XXI  |     thou hast thought that the gift of God may be purchased
24        V, XXI  |       worthy to receive such a gift from the land of the English. "