Book, Chapter

 1        0, Life |         week’s trial, unable to bear it any longer, he restored
 2        I, XXVII|   suckle the children whom they bear. Those women, therefore,
 3        I, XXVII| wilfully committed the offence, bear the guilt of that offence
 4       II, I    |       thrown away; that which I bear appears the more grievous."~
 5       II, I    |        helping the preaching to bear fruit. This account, which
 6       II, II   |         and offers it to you to bear. But, if he is harsh and
 7       II, II   |       truth, though they do not bear arms, yet they fight against
 8       II, XIX  |      original sin, are known to bear the mark of Adam's transgression,
 9       IV, XIX  |        surety that I deservedly bear the weight of my trouble
10       IV, XXV  |        shall, therefore, easily bear all whatsoever you shall
11       IV, XXXI |       affliction, that he might bear the pain which was laid
12        V, XXI  |       same Passion, do with him bear the sign of the same Passion
13        V, XXI  |        gave it life, is wont to bear the sign of His Holy Cross
14        V, XXI  |         for the Lord’s sake, to bear each one of them on his
15        V, XXI  |      His Passion, that He might bear the thorns and thistles
16        V, XXI  |          that is, that he might bear them away and take them