Book, Chapter

 1        I, XIX   |       that Christ wrought in the person of his servant, all the
 2        I, XXVII |       small delay intervene, the person that is to be redeemed be
 3        I, XXVII |         is allowed to one infirm person, be granted to all women,
 4        I, XXVII |        arise ‘in the mind of the person sleeping; for sometimes
 5        I, XXVII |   lamented, that the mind of the person, who knew nothing of it,
 6        I, XXVII |           unless the mind of the person sleeping has been disturbed
 7        I, XXXIII|         honour due to so great a person.~
 8        I, XXXIV |          blessing his son in the person of Saul, "Benjamin shall
 9       II, XII   |       night he saw approaching a person, whose face and habit were
10       II, XVI   |        also wont to describe the person of the same Paulinus, saying
11      III, III   |        be true, every instructed person can easily judge. But the
12      III, X     |          place must be that some person of greater holiness than
13      III, XI    |   efforts, to hold the tormented person and restrain his convulsive
14      III, XI    |       part whereof the possessed person was writhing in torment,
15      III, XIII  |        CHAP. XIII. How a certain person in Ireland was restored,
16      III, XV    |     miracle was not told me by a person of little credit, but by
17      III, XXIX  | assuredly, as soon as such a fit person shall be found, we will
18       IV, XXIV  |          carried. He desired the person that ministered to him,
19        V, XXIV  |         amended by some ignorant person, I have corrected as to