Book, Chapter

 1        0, Int  |           which the death-days of saints and others were entered,
 2        0, Life |          the relics of many other saints. The shrine disappeared
 3        0, Life | procession with the relics of the saints, according to the custom
 4        I, XVIII|          containing relics of the saints, and, taking it in his hands,
 5        I, XVIII|        fitting, that the limbs of saints brought together from divers
 6        I, XXXII|            and the kingdom of the saints, which will never come to
 7       II, I    |      virtues of the more renowned saints of Italy, whom he had either
 8       II, I    |        describing the miracles of saints, he might make known the
 9       II, I    |      prostrate at the feet of the saints; and its wild upheavals,
10       II, IV   |        the blessed company of the saints might have therein a perpetual
11      III, IV   |     Ninias himself and many other saints rest in the body), is now
12      III, XIX  |          heard this refrain: "The saints shall go from strength to
13      III, XXV  |          my part, doubt not to be saints, and whose life, customs,
14      III, XXIX |          the blessed gifts of the saints, that is, the relics of
15       IV, X    |       prayed at the relics of the saints. Nor did she lose any time
16       IV, X    |        light is vouchsafed to the saints of Christ in Heaven, and
17        V, VII  |        into the fellowship of the saints in heaven. This same thing,
18        V, XI   |          might have the relics of saints at hand to put into them,
19        V, XXIV |       concerning the Histories of Saints: I translated the Book of