Book, Chapter

 1        I, V  |  Being naturally of a harsh disposition, and engaged in many wars,
 2       II, X  |  kingdoms is granted by His disposition. It hath pleased Him, therefore,
 3       II, XX |     was so barbarous in his disposition and manner of living, that
 4      III, V  |   another man of more harsh disposition,who, after preaching for
 5      III, V  |    a stubborn and barbarous disposition. They then, it is said,
 6       IV, XI |   said that a man of such a disposition ought rather to have been
 7       IV, XI |      being a man of a royal disposition, he began to apprehend lest,
 8       IV, XIV|  sudden, through the Divine disposition, the most blessed chiefs
 9       IV, XIV|    a very simple and gentle disposition, and with sincere devotion
10        V, XVI|   visited, according to the disposition of the streets, is the church
11        V, XIX| done. Being a boy of a good disposition, and virtuous beyond his