Book, Chapter

 1        I, XVIII|    fully obliterated from the minds of all, that they thirsted
 2        I, XXVII|      into one bundle, let the minds of the English be accustomed
 3        I, XXVII|       it is the part of noble minds in some manner to acknowledge
 4        I, XXXI | written in heaven.’ For their minds were set on private and
 5       II, I    |  grace of outward form, their minds should be void of inward
 6       II, IX   |     of this world blinded the minds of them that believed not,
 7       II, X    |    inspiration, puts into the minds of men such things as It
 8       II, XIX  | through the darkness of their minds reject our Easter, when
 9       IV, II   |    barbarous nations, and the minds of all men were bent upon
10       IV, VII  |       leaving no doubt in the minds of all, but that the same
11       IV, XXIV |    language. By his songs the minds of many were often fired
12       IV, XXX  |    Providence put it into the minds of the brethren to take
13        V, XXI  |        with the spirit of our minds renewed to the love of heavenly