Part, Chapter

 1    Life, Pro   |      been commanded and left at liberty to describe at length my
 2    Life, II    |      her children, were left at liberty to read them; and perhaps
 3    Life, VII   |      this, they gave me as much liberty as they did to the oldest
 4    Life, VII   |        me; for as to taking any liberty for myself, or doing anything
 5    Life, VII   |     monastery not enclosed. The liberty which those who were good
 6    Life, IX    |         because it has lost the liberty it had of being mistress
 7    Life, XI    |       they are not advancing in liberty of spirit, but shrinking
 8    Life, XI    |     they should begin with this liberty and resolution—as to others,
 9    Life, XI    |  thereat, if he would attain to liberty of spirit, and not be always
10    Life, XIII  |       it will never bring us to liberty of spirit. It is a course
11    Life, XIII  |         not lose so excellent a liberty; yea, rather let him be
12    Life, XVIII |      that not one of them is at liberty, so as to be able to attend
13    Life, XXII  |        not attain to very great liberty of spirit.~6. It seems to
14    Life, XXII  |        efforts. We must walk in liberty on this road, committing
15    Life, XXIV  |          Now our Lord set me at liberty, and gave me strength also
16    Life, XXX   | understanding should be left at liberty: because you must not suppose
17    Life, XXXI  |       in a great measure of all liberty of spirit; and I understood
18    Life, XXXVII|        not instantly recover my liberty by thinking of our Lord.~
19     Rel, I     |         I have attained to this liberty, it goes well with me, and
20     Rel, I     |     since our Lord gave me this liberty.~18. Vainglory631—glory,
21     Rel, II    |         can see, a much greater liberty of late. Hitherto I thought
22     Rel, IV    |      was beginning to lose that liberty. This took place last night;
23     Rel, VI    |        I should have none of my liberty all my life long, either
24     Rel, VI    |    other matter to give up that liberty by a vow, as in truth it
25     Rel, VIII  |      two other faculties are at liberty to attend to other matters
26     Rel, VIII  |      Adam in robbing us of this liberty.706~18. This prayer I had
27     Ind        |          13, Rel. v. 6.~Spirit, liberty of, xi. 25; poverty of,