Book, Chapter

 1        0, Life |      at leisure to write more fully concerning him, of those
 2        I, XVIII|     heretical beliefs were so fully obliterated from the minds
 3       II, I    |      Tiberius Constantine, so fully suppressed it, that none
 4       II, X    |        that your Highness has fully understood what the clemency
 5       II, XI   |      that we, discerning more fully the light of the Divine
 6       II, XIV  |    with them thirty-six days, fully occupied in catechizing
 7      III, III  | having a zeal of God, but not fully according to knowledge;
 8      III, IV   |     which we shall speak more fully hereafter in its proper
 9      III, XIX  |    any one desires to be more fully informed, to wit, with what
10      III, XIX  |       read it, will find more fully described in the book of
11      III, XXVII|       he could forthwith more fully make amends for the careless
12       IV, II   |      as has been said before, fully instructed both in sacred
13       IV, XII  |  there, as shall be said more fully hereafter.~In the year of
14       IV, XXV  |  short time, when I will more fully show you what you ought
15        V, XVIII|      years; both of them were fully instructed, as well in matters
16        V, XXI  | desire to be more plainly and fully informed in all these particulars,
17        V, XXI  |       of Easter, but now I so fully learn the reason for observing