Book, Chapter

 1        I, XXXII|        Almighty God, therefore, perfect in you His grace which He
 2       II, VIII |    written, the recompense of a perfect work may be conferred on
 3       II, XVI  |        that there was then such perfect peace in Britain, wheresoever
 4      III, V    |    receiving that which is more perfect and of performing the higher
 5      III, XXV  |        came to show them a more perfect rule to follow; for assuredly
 6      III, XXV  |         and renouncing the less perfect custom, hastened to conform
 7       IV, IX   |         to the Apostle, be made perfect in weakness, she was suddenly
 8       IV, X    |         professing that she had perfect faith that she should be
 9       IV, XIX  |      she preserved the glory of perfect virginity, as I was informed
10       IV, XXIII|        her virtue might be made perfect in weakness. Struck down
11       IV, XXIV | answered, that they were all in perfect charity with him, and free
12       IV, XXXI |        he awoke, and rose up in perfect health, and returning thanks
13        V, XII  |       works, but who are not so perfect as to deserve to be immediately
14        V, XII  |        kingdom; for such as are perfect in every word and deed and
15        V, XIX  |        the Scots was in no wise perfect, and he resolved to go to
16        V, XXI  |     they might have attained to perfect righteousness, though the
17        V, XXII |   things which it had not, to a perfect rule of life. Even as, contrarywise,