Book, Chapter

 1        0, Int  | Author of this History." To save Elizabeth’s time "in espying
 2        0, Life |    and thanksgiving to God, save only when a short sleep
 3        I, XIX  | lift him in their arms, and save him from the impending danger.
 4        I, XIX  |    the crowd endeavoured to save, was destroyed; and what
 5        I, XX   |    were not swift enough to save them. They fled in disorder,
 6        I, XXXI | truth ought not to rejoice, save for that good thing which
 7        I, XXXIV|     king of the Israelites, save only in this, that he was
 8       II, X    |     for your redemption, to save you from original sin, that
 9      III, X    |   but they were not able to save the burning house, which
10      III, XIX  |    avarice, but in order to save his soul." The fire ceased,
11      III, XXV  |   at one and the same time; save only among these and their
12       IV, XXXII|   no human means availed to save his eye, but rather, it
13        V, XII  |     could see nothing else, save only the darkness and the