Book, Chapter

 1        I, XXI  |    feeble knee and passed his healing hand over all the diseased
 2       II, II   |  bishops, found no benefit or healing from their ministry; at
 3      III, II   | innumerable other miracles of healing wrought by the wood of the
 4      III, II   |  prayed very many miracles of healing are known to have been wrought,
 5      III, IX   |     CHAP. IX. How miracles of healing have been frequently wrought
 6      III, XII  |   when a boy, that miracle of healing had been wrought. Nor need
 7      III, XIII |        but, spreading rays of healing light even beyond the sea,
 8       IV, III  |  virtue, frequent miracles of healing are wont to be wrought.
 9       IV, VI   |     wont immediately to bring healing to them.~This man, before
10       IV, X    |      pass over the miracle of healing, which the same book informs
11       IV, X    |      and how great a grace of healing power.~
12       IV, XXV  |  requires greater care in the healing thereof; wherefore give
13       IV, XXX  |       father. The miracles of healing, sometimes wrought in that
14       IV, XXXI |     not without the virtue of healing, as may be seen in the book
15        V, II   | physician to take in hand the healing of the sores of his head.
16        V, XVIII|  relate that many miracles of healing have been wrought in the
17        V, XXI  |    Sun of Righteousness, with healing in His wings,’’ that is,