Book, Chapter

 1        I, XXIII  |    greater glory of an eternal reward. When Augustine, your Superior,
 2        I, XXIII  |      partake in the joy of the reward, because I am willing to
 3        I, XXXII  |       that you may obtain your reward in Heaven from Him, Whose
 4       II, I      |    entrance into life, and the reward of his labours. This he
 5       II, I      | triumph, for now thou hast the reward of thy works for evermore.~
 6       II, VIII   |        has blessed with a rich reward your Eminence's acceptable
 7       II, X      |      has been blessed with the reward of eternity, through the
 8       II, X      |       bestow on you a heavenly reward. ~ Hearken to the words
 9       II, XI     |   faith, and of the marvellous reward which, by the new birth,
10       II, XII    |    upon you. But tell me, what reward you would give the man who
11      III, XIV    |         to receive the eternal reward of his labours from the
12       IV, III    |    sole desire of the heavenly reward; worthy in all respects
13       IV, III    |      to call me to my heavenly reward, which I have always loved
14       IV, IX     |     afflictions for an eternal reward.~For three years after the
15       IV, XXXI   |       the sake of the heavenly reward. This man, having one day
16        V, XI     |      for the recompense of the reward in Heaven.’~
17        V, XX  III|  country they received the due reward of their Unbelief. In that