Book, Chapter

 1        I, XX   |    their purification, who, assured of success, as if they had
 2        I, XXIII|   you have set about; being assured, that great labour is followed
 3        I, XXIV |   God, of whose zeal we are assured, with other servants of
 4        I, XXV  |      which most undoubtedly assured to those that hearkened
 5       II, I    |  present evils, the more he assured himself of his eternal hope.~
 6       II, II   |     him submissively, being assured that he is the servant of
 7       II, X    |    we therefore trust, with assured confidence that, through
 8      III, XIV  |     imagined to be his most assured friend. But, alas! it was
 9       IV, VIII |     when I say this, but be assured that it is not so; for I
10       IV, XVI  |   in the font of salvation, assured to them their entrance into
11        V, IX   | same to any man. Though now assured of the vision, he nevertheless
12        V, XXI  |     ever.’ He answered, ‘Be assured, my dear brother, that though
13        V, XXII |  most reverend father being assured of their amendment, rejoiced