Book, Chapter

 1        0, Life|  trial, unable to bear it any longer, he restored the antiphons
 2        I, XXX |        and thus they would no longer be the same sacrifices.
 3       II, IX  | Christian faith, though he no longer worshipped idols, ever since
 4      III, XIII|       a man, both grant you a longer term of life here, and render
 5       IV, IX  |     open heavens, it could no longer be seen by her. Reflecting
 6       IV, IX  |       I beg that it may be no longer deferred than this next
 7       IV, XI  |      God, since they could no longer together enjoy, or rather
 8       IV, XI  |    they found his body a span longer than the coffin. Hereupon
 9       IV, XI  |       coffin about two inches longer; but not even so would it
10       IV, XI  |    the coffin was four inches longer than the body. He was buried
11       IV, XXXI|       for him to be chastened longer by this affliction, that
12        V, XII |        for when they could no longer endure the fervent heat,
13        V, XII |       down deeper, I could no longer distinguish between the
14        V, XIII|      come for? for you can no longer do aught for my profit or
15        V, XXI |       but this controversy is longer than can be or ought to
16        V, XXI |    sun may first make the day longer than the night, and then