Book, Chapter

 1        0, Life |           It was apparently first applied to him in the ninth century,
 2        I, I    |           it attracts whatever is applied to it, like amber. The island
 3        I, XVIII|           taking it in his hands, applied it in the sight of all to
 4        I, XIX  |         suffer no medicines to be applied to his infirmity; but one
 5        I, XXXIV|            To him might justly be applied the saying of the patriarch
 6       II, I    |         bodily pains. Other popes applied themselves to building churches
 7       II, XIII |           none of your people has applied himself more diligently
 8      III, III  |        admonitions, industriously applied himself to build up and
 9      III, XVIII|      having received the tonsure, applied himself rather to do battle
10      III, XIX  |           years, he had earnestly applied himself to reading sacred
11       IV, III  | Scriptures, the more earnestly he applied himself to the labour of
12       IV, XXIII|         here mention that, having applied himself to the reading and
13       IV, XXIX |         of your will." The bishop applied himself to prayer, and having
14       IV, XXXII|         by some salutary impulse, applied them to the diseased eyelid,
15        V, XXIV |          that monastery, I wholly applied myself to the study of Scripture;