Book, Chapter

 1       II, I    | wherein he clearly showed what sort of persons ought to be preferred
 2       II, XIV  |     large number of the common sort, received the faith, and
 3       II, XVI  |        along the streets, that sort of banner which the Romans
 4      III, XXI  |     the nobility as the common sort, renouncing the abominations
 5      III, XXVII|     with a little bread. Which sort of abstinence he likewise
 6       IV, XIII |        a sling in width; which sort of place is by the Latins
 7       IV, XVII |    after much more of the same sort, appertaining to the confession
 8       IV, XIX  | covered with a lid of the same sort of stone. Perceiving, therefore,
 9       IV, XIX  |    took great pleasure in that sort of sickness, and was wont
10       IV, XXII |       he was not of the meaner sort, as he had said, but of
11        V, I    |        swelling water, in such sort that the fierceness of the
12        V, XV   |       many of the more learned sort, not to presume to live
13        V, XVI  |    eastern corner thereof is a sort of natural half cave, the
14        V, XXIV |     what day, but also by what sort of combat, and under what