Book, Chapter

 1        0, Life |     Apostle, ‘It is a fearful thing to fall into the hands of
 2        I, VIII |     desirous to hear some new thing, and never holding firm
 3        I, XXVII|    brother’s flesh. For which thing also John the Baptist was
 4        I, XXVII|  thoughts. In which case, one thing is evident, that the mind
 5        I, XXX  |   impossible to cut off every thing at once from their rude
 6        I, XXXI |   rejoice, save for that good thing which all men enjoy as well
 7       II, IX   | English, or of the Britons, a thing which no English king had
 8       II, XIII |    the gods were good for any thing, they would rather forward
 9      III, IV   |       Apostle, "And if in any thing ye be otherwise minded,
10      III, XIX  |      profit.~But there is one thing among the rest, which we
11      III, XIX  |      when we think it a light thing to rob and to defraud the
12      III, XXV  |       yet you despise it as a thing of naught. He so computed
13      III, XXIX |  little after, ‘It is a light thing that thou shouldst be my
14       IV, I    |     the Greeks, introduce any thing contrary to the truth of
15       IV, III  |    reading or doing any other thing, he forthwith called upon
16        V, VII  |   saints in heaven. This same thing, about that time, was wont
17        V, XII  |      seemed to me but a small thing; even as that wondrous brightness
18        V, XIX  |  authority acquitted of every thing, whether specified against