Book, Chapter

 1        I, XIV  |        not be recalled from the spiritual death, which they had incurred’
 2        I, XVII |       Gallican prelates in that spiritual warfare. Hereupon, these,
 3        I, XVII |       and as it happened, their spiritual leader and bishop, being
 4        I, XXI  |  strength to a lame youth, then spiritual health to the people of
 5        I, XXVII|      four bishops. For, even in spiritual affairs, we may take example
 6        I, XXVII|       union. Why, then, at this spiritual ordinance, wherein, by means
 7        I, XXVII|          Which, nevertheless, a spiritual people, taking in another
 8        I, XXIX | themselves to the care of their spiritual work. And, seeing that the
 9       II, I    |        subtile by the effect of spiritual power, but is palpable by
10       II, II   |         one kindle the grace of spiritual light in the hearts of many
11       II, XV   |       the pious labourer in the spiritual field reaped therein a great
12      III, XIX  |       he will thereby reap much spiritual profit.~But there is one
13      III, XXIII|     death by the prayers of his spiritual father. For being alive
14      III, XXIV |       and zealous monks to wage spiritual warfare, and pray for the
15      III, XXIX |       to your consort also, our spiritual daughter, we have by the
16       IV, IX   |         a sudden, restored by a spiritual vision, and opened her lips
17       IV, XXIX |       Cuthbert, in the bonds of spiritual friendship. This man leading
18        V, VIII |    English Churches gained more spiritual increase while he was archbishop,