Book, Chapter

 1       1, IX    |        speech which would gain honor for me among men, and deceitful
 2       2, V     |    physical sensation. Worldly honor also has its own glory,
 3       2, VI    |      above all. Ambition seeks honor and glory, whereas only
 4       3, III   |       rejoiced proudly in this honor and became inflated with
 5       6, III   |   great personages held him in honor. Only his celibacy appeared
 6       6, XI    | important to gain some post of honor. And what more should I
 7       6, XII   |       the question of conjugal honor in the ordering of a good
 8       7, I     |        as of old with hopes of honor and wealth, and it was a
 9       7, II    |      this world esteem a great honor - this man who, up to an
10       7, IV    | cleansed, and made fit for thy honor and “profitable to the Lord
11       8, I     | mystery; more exalted than all honor, though not to them that
12       8, VII   |        up and brought with due honor to the basilica of Ambrose,
13       8, XII   |      who made us, how can that honor I paid her be compared with
14       9, XXV   |   thyself? Thou hast done this honor to my memory to take up
15       9, XXXIII|   strive for a place of proper honor in my heart; and I can hardly
16      11, VI    |   heart will not cease to give honor to thee or to sing thy praises
17      11, XIV   |      look into them: an awe of honor and a tremor of love. Their
18      11, XVI   |      true are false, who still honor thy Scripture set before
19      11, XXX   |       Truth. Indeed, let us so honor this servant of thine, the