Book, Chapter

 1        0, Int   |          in 624). In Chapter 9 we enter upon a new development of
 2        0, Int   |          high-born English ladies enter the religious life in Gaul,
 3        I, XVII  |          they had the boldness to enter the lists. They came forward
 4        I, XXVII |        that has brought forth, to enter the church, we make a crime
 5        I, XXVII |         has her courses, lawfully enter into the church of God?
 6        I, XXVII | approached his own wife is not to enter the church unless washed
 7        I, XXVII |          with water, nor is he to enter immediately although washed.
 8        I, XXVII |        washed with water, and not enter into the church before the
 9        I, XXVII |          been before declared, to enter the church.~Augustine’s
10        I, XXVII |   polluted, and allows him not to enter into the church till the
11       II, II    |          path we are to strive to enter His kingdom. Let some sick
12       II, V     |        They replied, "We will not enter into that font, because
13       II, XVIII |           ruler over many things; enter thou into the joy of thy
14      III, XII   |           of this sickness? Rise, enter the church, and go close
15      III, XXII  |      would give ear to him not to enter this man’s house, nor to
16       IV, XXVIII|      heaven, which he thirsted to enter, it happened that a great
17        V, IV    |         bishop would vouchsafe to enter his house that day and break
18        V, VII   |           whose counsels none may enter! For he came in safety from
19        V, XII   |      began to hope that we should enter that delightful place, my
20        V, XII   |     judgement, behold Christ, and enter into the joys of His kingdom;
21        V, XII   |          quit the body, forthwith enter into the kingdom of Heaven;
22        V, XIV   |      willingly humble himself and enter the gate of the church must