Book, Chapter

 1        I, XVII |      Scriptures with their own discourse and supporting their strongest
 2        I, XXXII|    abroad in your kingdom, our discourse to you may also be more
 3       II, I    |       Christ, it behoves us to discourse more at large in our Ecclesiastical
 4       II, XII  |     you, remember this present discourse that has passed between
 5       II, XIII |   attentively to hear Paulinus discourse concerning the God Whom
 6      III, XI   | between her and the queen, the discourse, among other things, turning
 7      III, XIV  |        of stature, pleasant in discourse, and courteous in behaviour;
 8      III, XIX  |      When they had ended their discourse, and returned to Heaven
 9       IV, XXII |        countenance, habit, and discourse, took notice, that he was
10        V, I    |        been refreshed with his discourse, and asked for his blessing,
11        V, XIX  |       with the youth’s prudent discourse, the grace of his comely
12        V, XIX  |        sat awhile and begun to discourse, with great awe, of the