Book, Chapter

 1        I, XII  |      understanding that they had refused to return, at once came
 2        I, XVII |          whereas they absolutely refused to embrace that perverse
 3        I, XXVII|          just that she should be refused admittance into the church,
 4       II, V    |          Church; for he not only refused to accept the faith of Christ,
 5       II, XII  |          been said, and not only refused to deliver up the banished
 6      III, VII  | succeeded him on the throne, but refused to receive the faith and
 7      III, XI   |        of that monastery who had refused it the day before, began
 8      III, XVIII|   soldiers. He was unwilling and refused, upon which they drew him
 9      III, XXIV |          kingdom. The pagan king refused to grant his request, for
10       IV, XI   |          had not his wife firmly refused to be divorced from him;
11       IV, XXVI |     since he had the year before refused to listen to the most reverend
12        V, XIII |      fear of death, which he had refused to do in health. He thought