Book, Chapter

 1        0, Life  |            help of his exhortation stood in the stead of prayer,
 2        I, XVII  |            judges; the two parties stood there in very different
 3        I, XXVII |      received replies, of which he stood in need. [597-601 A.D.]~
 4       II, I     |        alone; and the heathen that stood not in awe of troops of
 5       II, XIII  |         place where the idols once stood is still shown, not far
 6       II, XV    |     testifies that this temple had stood until his time, and that
 7      III, IX    |       horse on a sudden fell sick, stood still, hung his head, and
 8      III, XI    |            How a light from Heaven stood all night over his relics,
 9      III, XIV   |          had come in from hunting, stood warming himself, with his
10       IV, III   | unspeakable sweetness. When he had stood some time amazed, and earnestly
11       IV, XI    |   companions who had come with him stood and inquired about the state
12       IV, XXII  |           having rested awhile, he stood up, and went away to see
13       IV, XXIV  |         proper time. Thereupon one stood by him in his sleep, and
14       IV, XXVIII|         for comfort. He thought it stood in the stead of prayer to
15        V, II    |          but only some rough hairs stood on end round about it. The
16        V, II    |        Peter and John, leaping up, stood and walked, and entered
17        V, III   |           all at the elbow; and he stood and said a prayer over her,
18        V, XII   |         those dark places.~"Having stood there a long time in much
19        V, XII   |       place, my guide, on a sudden stood still; and straightway turning,
20        V, XIX   |        please to do with me. There stood by me a certain one, glorious
21        V, XXI   |           was exalted and the moon stood in her order.’~"He, therefore,