Book, Chapter

 1       II, I    |       soon quitting his secular habit, he entered a monastery,
 2       II, XII  |        a person, whose face and habit were strange to him, at
 3      III, IV   |      abbot, marked as a monk by habit and manner of life, whose
 4      III, XXVI |       this reason the religious habit was at that time held in
 5       IV, XI   | blessing received the religious habit, which he had long desired.
 6       IV, XIV  |    carefully inquired after the habit and form of the men that
 7       IV, XIV  |        him. He answered, "Their habit was altogether noble, and
 8       IV, XIX  |       the veil of the religious habit from the hands of the aforesaid
 9       IV, XXII |        him, by his countenance, habit, and discourse, took notice,
10       IV, XXIII|       most nobly in the secular habit; and still more nobly dedicated
11       IV, XXIII|    resolved to quit the secular habit, and to serve Him alone,
12       IV, XXIII|      took upon her the vows and habit of a nun, being consecrated
13       IV, XXIV |     having lived in the secular habit till he was well advanced
14       IV, XXIV |         him to quit the secular habit, and take upon him monastic
15       IV, XXVII|         he adopted the name and habit of a monk when he was quite
16        V, XIX  |        at Rome, in the monastic habit; and of the life and death
17        V, XIX  |        his life in the monastic habit, attained to the vision