Book, Chapter

 1        0, Life |     place where I was wont to pray, that I too, sitting there,
 2        I, XXVI |      a Christian, was wont to pray. In this they also first
 3        I, XXVI |       to chant the Psalms, to pray, to celebrate Mass, to preach,
 4       II, II   | together along with others to pray at the aforesaid battle,
 5       II, II   | hundred of those that came to pray are said to have been killed,
 6       II, X    |     cloak of Ancyra, which we pray your Highness to accept
 7       II, XI   |   gilded ivory comb, which we pray your Highness to accept
 8      III, V    |       with his brethren or to pray. At that time, many religious
 9      III, XI   |       themselves earnestly to pray that those holy relics,
10      III, XII  |   kingdom, was always wont to pray and labour more for that
11      III, XVI  |       wont often to retire to pray in solitude and silence;
12      III, XXIII|   might frequently resort, to pray to the Lord and hear the
13      III, XXIV |   wage spiritual warfare, and pray for the eternal peace of
14      III, XXVI |      to the church, except to pray and hear the Word of God.
15      III, XXIX | return you thanks, and always pray for your safety with the
16      III, XXIX |  affection, we never cease to pray to the Divine Goodness,
17       IV, III  |        wherein he was wont to pray and read in private, with
18       IV, IV   |   monks dwelling there should pray to the Lord for him who
19       IV, XXIII|      her; and aroused them to pray for her soul, even before
20        V, V    |       that he would go in and pray for the servant, because
21        V, XIV  |      go to church to sing and pray and hear the Word of life
22        V, XIV  |       sing psalms, or even to pray for him. Oh how far asunder