Book, Chapter

 1        I, I    |        will go thither, you can obtain settlements; or, if any
 2        I, XIII |   Aetius, the consul, could not obtain it. [446 A.D.]~In the year
 3        I, XIII |        all this, they could not obtain any help from him, as he
 4        I, XXIII|      might, by humble entreaty, obtain of the blessed Gregory,
 5        I, XXXII|        good works, that you may obtain your reward in Heaven from
 6       II, VII  |    flames of this world, and to obtain that they should not injure
 7       II, VIII |  disease of superstition, might obtain the mercy of their Saviour:
 8       II, XI   |        have been made worthy to obtain. Inflame the coldness of
 9      III, V    | desirous that the nation should obtain the, salvation it demanded,
10      III, XIII |     merits of my own whereby to obtain a prolongation of life,
11      III, XXI  |       to wife; but he could not obtain his desire unless he would
12      III, XXI  |       even though he should not obtain the maiden; being chiefly
13      III, XXIX |       Highness seeks, and shall obtain, and all your islands shall
14       IV, IX   |    entreated her that she would obtain of the mercy of our pitiful
15        V, VII  |         Rome, being desirous to obtain the peculiar honour of being
16        V, VII  |      holy places, that he might obtain to be more readily received
17        V, IX   |       and pilgrim in Ireland to obtain hereafter a country in heaven,