Book, Chapter

 1        I, XIV |  prevent or repel the cruel and frequent incursions of the northern
 2       II, IV  | laboured indefatigably, both by frequent words of holy exhortation
 3       II, V   |        for he was troubled with frequent fits of madness, and possessed
 4       II, VII |       powers of the air, by his frequent prayers and at his bidding,
 5       II, XI  |      understanding through your frequent exhortations; and so the
 6       II, XI  |       not cease to implore with frequent prayers.~ "Having premised
 7      III, XIX |         of evil spirits, who by frequent accusations wickedly endeavoured
 8       IV, III |        testimony of his virtue, frequent miracles of healing are
 9       IV, XI  |      was set on religious acts, frequent prayer and pious fruits
10       IV, XXII|         to be killed, is saying frequent Masses for me; and if I
11        V, XXI |     parts of Britain, taught by frequent meditation on the ecclesiastical
12        V, XXI |        evil spirits, and by the frequent admonition of the same be