Book, Chapter

 1        I, XX   |  restored them in peace to the desires of their people.~
 2        I, XXVII|  gratification of their carnal desires, they incur the torments
 3       II, I    |      of many men, even when it desires the inward things, it returns
 4       II, I    |         and with all his heart desires to attain to everlasting
 5       II, XVII |      and likewise satisfy your desires. May God's grace preserve
 6      III, XIX  |      these matters, if any one desires to be more fully informed,
 7      III, XXIII|      complying with the king’s desires, the Bishop chose himself
 8       IV, XXIX |      more inflamed in heavenly desires through his wholesome admonitions.
 9        V, III  |     that was the maid’s name) ‘desires that you should immediately
10        V, XVII |   profit of readers. Whosoever desires to know more of the contents
11        V, XIX  |        to his godly wishes and desires, and advised him to persist
12        V, XXI  | favourably receiving his godly desires and requests, sent the builders