Book, Chapter

 1        I, XXVII|     Blood of Christ. For as the offence is, in some measure, to
 2        I, XXVII| fruitfulness of the flesh is no offence in the eyes of Almighty
 3        I, XXVII|      who wilfully committed the offence, bear the guilt of that
 4        I, XXVII|          bear the guilt of that offence against his will. And, therefore,
 5        I, XXVII|   permitted, he showed to be an offence.~It is seriously to be considered,
 6        I, XXVII|     serpent suggested the first offence, and Eve, as flesh, took
 7      III, XXII |         innocent death his real offence was also punished, according
 8      III, XXII |          begging pardon for his offence; for the bishop, who was
 9      III, XXII |        not only blotted out his offence, but even added to his merit;
10      III, XXV  |       they should give cause of offence to the Jews who, were among
11      III, XXV  |  advantage than to avoid giving offence to the Jews. Hence it was,
12       IV, VI   |          the archbishop, taking offence at some act of disobedience
13       IV, XXV  |         priest having heard his offence, said, "A great wound requires