Book, Chapter

 1        0, Life| rather that he gained greater profit through the labour of converting
 2        0, Life|     nor labour herein without profit after my death.’~"When the
 3        0, Life|    this and much more for our profit and edification, he passed
 4       II, I   | rather that he gained greater profit through the labour of converting
 5       II, VIII|   nation, and that they might profit by your merits, salvation
 6       II, XIII|    has no virtue in it and no profit. For none of your people
 7      III, XIX |   thereby reap much spiritual profit.~But there is one thing
 8        V, IX  |       purposed in his mind to profit many, taking upon him the
 9        V, XIII|       manner of life, were of profit to others, though not to
10        V, XIII|     no longer do aught for my profit or salvation." The king
11        V, XV  |     the holy places, of great profit to many readers; his authority
12        V, XVII| insert in our History for the profit of readers. Whosoever desires
13        V, XXIV|        the synod was of great profit, and its decrees are contained