Book, Chapter

 1       II, I     |      Nor must we pass by in silence the story of the blessed
 2       II, IX    |   by himself a long time in silence, deliberating in the depths
 3      III, V     |     of persons, did he keep silence with regard to the sins
 4      III, XI    |   ought not to pass over in silence the miracles and signs from
 5      III, XI    |     all his limbs to rest. "Silence fell upon all and intent
 6      III, XVI   |     to pray in solitude and silence; and, indeed, this lonely
 7       IV, XXII  | means to be passed over in, silence; for the story will be profitable
 8       IV, XXIV  | while, so ended his life in silence.~Thus it came to pass, that
 9       IV, XXVIII|    life of contemplation in silence and solitude, as we have
10       IV, XXXII |   cure to be passed over in silence, which was performed by
11        V, IX    |  Lord in his wonted life of silence, and since he could not
12        V, XII   |     raiment, and we went in silence, as it seemed to me, towards