Chapter

 1 PREF  |   utterly removed, I have taken care to commit to writing what
 2 II    |         physician, with all his care, has yet been able to heal
 3 IV    |       of sheep entrusted to his care on some distant mountains.
 4 V     |      AND when he now began with care to meditate on his intended
 5 VII   |       himself. And this he took care to do in a covert manner,
 6 X     |      but, after his death, took care to tell it to as many persons
 7 XVIII |      mind from attending to the care of his person, and fixed
 8 XXIII | virginity, devoted her motherly care and piety to several companies
 9 XXVI  |         people committed to his care with frequent prayers, and
10 XXVI  |      and sorrowful; but he took care to recall those who were
11 XXVI  |     some of which we have taken care briefly to hand down to
12 XXVII |      was the Sabbath-day. "Take care," said he, "that you get
13 XXVIII|   frailty, I have equally taken care to correct, according to
14 XXXII |        the fever, which all the care and medicines of the physicians
15 XXXVI |       because they now saw what care God had for his faithful
16 XLV   | attended to him with the utmost care, and used all their skill
17 XLVI  |        alone, and bestowed less care on his person, whilst he