Book, Chapter

 1        I, XXVII|           touched the hem of his garment, and her infirmity immediately
 2        I, XXVII|      might commendably touch the garment of our Lord, why may not
 3        I, XXVII|       disease touched our Lord’s garment, why may not that which
 4       II, VI   |      broke, and laying aside his garment, showed the scars of the
 5       II, IX   | unsheathing the dagger under his garment, assaulted the king. When
 6      III, XIX  |         that he had received his garment when he died. The holy angel,
 7      III, XIX  |        man was sitting in a thin garment when he told the story,
 8       IV, III  |          he had, clad in a plain garment, and carrying an axe and
 9       IV, XXIII|      precious necklace under her garment, and whilst she was looking
10        V, XII  |       darkness and the shape and garment of him that led me. As we