Chapter

 1 II    |       the determination and the love of virtue, shall be given,
 2 V     |     woman pressed him much, his love of religion prevailed, and
 3 VII   |    spiritual benefits which the love of God had conferred upon
 4 VIII  |         faith which operates by love, and did not trouble themselves
 5 VIII  |        might fall victim to the love of riches. ~
 6 IX    |      neighbouring people to the love of heavenly things. Many
 7 XIV   |        be extinguished. But the love of our Saviour is strong
 8 XXII  | deprived of brotherly or Divine love; whereas, the mind which,
 9 XXIII |          was inspired with much love towards the holy man of
10 XXIV  |         then, on account of his love of literature, exiled to
11 XXIV  | voluntary exile, to gratify his love of science.~
12 XXXVII|        I was alive, but for the love of that highly favoured