Chapter

 1 PREF  |      present with singleness of mind to long for and hereafter
 2 I     |         to infancy, he gave his mind to such plays and enjoyments
 3 I     |         opening the ears of his mind to imbibe the voice of God.
 4 I     |       by nature, and of a quick mind, he often prevailed over
 5 I     |         sallies of his youthful mind. For, as Trumwine of blessed
 6 I     |     cultivate the powers of his mind, as well as those of his
 7 I     |        unusual decision both of mind and character, as if the
 8 II    |       carefully retained in his mind what he had received from
 9 V     |    revealed to him, whereby his mind was strengthened in its
10 VII   |        the circumstances in his mind, put back the table in the
11 IX    |       even here did his devoted mind find exercise for his powers
12 XIII  |         for their fickleness of mind, acknowledging their conviction
13 XV    |    always seen her in her right mind. Whilst the holy man was
14 XV    |        her, he reflected in his mind that it was no ordinary
15 XV    |     take the reins, as sound in mind as ever, and will invite
16 XV    | recovered her strength, both of mind and body, begged him to
17 XVI   |         heaped equally upon his mind and body he was most resolute,
18 XVII  |        from wandering, that the mind might be wholly bent on
19 XVIII |        had so far withdrawn his mind from attending to the care
20 XXII  |    ancient enemy, by which that mind would be easily captivated
21 XXII  |       Divine love; whereas, the mind which, strengthened by the
22 XXII  |         body with injury, or my mind with fear." ~He was accustomed
23 XXII  |   littleness, both in purity of mind and advancement in prophetic
24 XXIII |        thoughts, she turned her mind to the holy and tranquil
25 XXV   |         greatest profit both of mind and body. For there is one
26 XXVI  |       to the virtues of his own mind, some of which we have taken
27 XXIX  |     restored to health, both of mind and body, that being come
28 XXXIV |       holy man possessed in his mind an abundant spirit of prophecy;
29 XXXVI |      yet they could not call to mind what fault they had committed.
30 XXXVII|       subdued both his body and mind with his accustomed severity,
31 XLI   |         to see the son sound in mind accompany his father to
32 XLV   |        is profitable to bear in mind that this change was the