Book, Chapter

 1        0, Life  |      the Abbot’s praiseworthy deeds to all who seek to know
 2        I, XIV   |    upon them for their wicked deeds.~
 3       II, I     |       all places in countless deeds of mercy. Hunger and cold
 4      III, XVII  |     to fulfil them all in his deeds.~These things I greatly
 5      III, XXVII | office, which he received, by deeds worthy of it; and blessed
 6       IV, XX    |     lived, abounding in lofty deeds, then to Heaven all consecrated
 7       IV, XXIII |     having done many heavenly deeds on earth, passed thence
 8       IV, XXIV  |  Creator and His counsel, the deeds of the Father of glory.
 9       IV, XXVIII|       dignity by his virtuous deeds; for he both protected the
10        V, I     |     consecrated his office by deeds worthy of that degree for
11        V, IX    |       renowned for their good deeds and their learning, and
12        V, XIII  |     may keep in mind that our deeds and thoughts are not scattered