Book, Chapter

 1        I, XXX    | changed hearts, they might lay aside one part of the sacrifice,
 2       II, I      |     outward things, by turning aside to the affairs of many men,
 3       II, VI     |      morning broke, and laying aside his garment, showed the
 4       II, XV     |  perverse teachers, and turned aside from the sincerity of the
 5      III, V      |      as he went, he might turn aside to any whomsoever he saw,
 6      III, XIV    |     better at that time to lay aside all thoughts of engaging,
 7      III, XIV    |      down to his meat, and lay aside all sorrow. The king, at
 8       IV, XIX    |        would permit her to lay aside worldly cares, and to serve
 9       IV, XXV    |       dedicated to God, laying aside the respect due to their
10        V, VII    |       of the new life, he laid aside barbaric rage, and, changed
11        V, X      |  twelve in number, and turning aside to Pippin, duke of the Franks,
12        V, XXII   |     errors, halting and turned aside from the true path, expose
13        V, XX  III|        private persons, laying aside their weapons, and receiving