Book, Chapter

 1        I, XXVII |       of the heart proceed evil thoughts." Where it is abundantly
 2        I, XXVII |          and sometimes from the thoughts. And when it happens either
 3        I, XXVII |         not defiled with filthy thoughts. In which case, one thing
 4        I, XXVII |      sleeper proceeds from evil thoughts when he was awake, then
 5       II, X     |        having put to flight the thoughts of devils, and driven from
 6       II, XII   |        be overwhelmed with many thoughts, not knowing what to do,
 7       II, XIX   |     that you put away from your thoughts all such venomous and superstitious
 8      III, XIV   |      that time to lay aside all thoughts of engaging, and to reserve
 9      III, XIX   |        idle words, and even his thoughts, as if they had been written
10      III, XXV   |      naturally to influence the thoughts and hearts of many who feared,
11       IV, III   | boldness, by recalling to their thoughts that dread time, when the
12       IV, XI    |         entombing him, they had thoughts either to get another coffin,
13       IV, XXVIII|       wholesome admonitions, to thoughts of Heaven. He first showed
14       IV, XXXII |         was occupied with other thoughts and business of the day,
15        V, II    |      and to express his private thoughts and wishes to others, which
16        V, XIII  |         mind that our deeds and thoughts are not scattered to the
17        V, XIX   | consistency and maturity of his thoughts; for which reason he plentifully
18        V, XIX   |      highly in love that he had thoughts of making him his heir;