Book, Chapter

 1        I, X      |     being rebuked was rather increased by contradiction than suffered
 2        I, XIV    |     with plenty, evil living increased, and this was immediately
 3        I, XIX    |      his merits would be but increased by bodily affliction. Whilst
 4        I, XXXII  | conversion of your nation is increased in our mind.~"I have sent
 5       II, V      |      of this disturbance was increased by the death of Sabert,
 6       II, XX     |   the number of the faithful increased, he began to teach church
 7      III, IX     |       at length, as his pain increased, he fell to the ground;
 8      III, XIV    | causes of their disagreement increased, he murdered him most cruelly.
 9       IV, III    |     the fervour of his faith increased, resolving to renounce the
10       IV, V      |   the number of the faithful increased; but this matter for the
11       IV, X      |      eyes, and as the malady increased daily, it became so burdensome
12       IV, XI     |  When the aforesaid sickness increased, and he perceived the day
13       IV, XXXI   |      of a staff. The disease increased by degrees, and as night
14        V, III    |  sudden pain, which speedily increased, while the wounded arm became
15        V, XX  III|   number of the faithful has increased, has lately become an episcopal