Book, Chapter

1        0, Life |    departed out of this world, understanding also that thou hast desired
2        I, XII  |  country, the Scots and Picts, understanding that they had refused to
3        I, XXVII|       full life and capable of understanding, so is it to be without
4       II, X    |       so formed, and having no understanding, sunk in insensibility,
5       II, XI   |        the love of Himself the understanding, not only of your illustrious
6       II, XI   |    Divine faith may kindle his understanding through your frequent exhortations;
7       IV, XXII | therefore, since I had a clear understanding of it, I have not hesitated
8        V, XIX  |        being a youth of a good understanding, he perceived that the way
9        V, XIX  |     him; but the executioners, understanding that he was a stranger,