Book, Chapter

 1        0, Int   |         is held, and marks the strength and independence of the
 2        I, XVI   |      to take heart, and gather strength, sallying out of the lurking
 3        I, XVII  |    sustained by prayer, not by strength, and as it happened, their
 4        I, XVII  |  flagged, the tempest gathered strength, and the ship, overwhelmed
 5        I, XXI   | Severus, first restored bodily strength to a lame youth, then spiritual
 6       II, I     |   nobility in religion by less strength of devotion than his parents
 7       II, I     |        works are revealed; the strength of the knowledge of God
 8      III, XIX   |       The saints shall go from strength to strength."And again, "
 9      III, XIX   |      shall go from strength to strength."And again, "The God of
10      III, XXVIII|        principles daily gained strength, and all the Scots that
11       IV, XXVI  |        that time the hopes and strength of the Anglian kingdom began
12        V, III   |        yet recovered my former strength, yet all the pain is quite
13        V, IV    |    same time had recovered the strength which she had lost for so
14        V, IV    |  forthwith received health and strength, ministered to them."~