Book, Chapter

 1       1, XI   |    perplexed, for, with a heart pure in thy faith, she was always
 2       2, II   |       was unable to distinguish pure affection from unholy desire.
 3       2, VI   |       thee what she cannot find pure and untainted until she
 4       4, II   |       refused, but not out of a pure love of thee, O God of my
 5       5, IX   |        humble heart”139 of that pure and prudent widow, who was
 6       5, XI   |      was not able to breathe it pure and undefiled.~
 7       5, XII  |     positive good, and our most pure peace. But then the wish
 8       6, II   |       to which thy Word - free, pure, and entire - could bring
 9       6, XXI  |      away. And I saw that those pure words had but one face,
10       9, XXXI |       good Father, that “to the pure all things are pure”362;
11       9, XXXI |         the pure all things are pure”362; but “it is evil for
12       9, XXXV |     King, and by Jerusalem, our pure and chaste homeland, I beseech
13      10, I    |     righteousness, merciful and pure in heart.408 Thus I have
14      11, XI   | anything else and which, with a pure mind in most harmonious
15      11, XVIII|       the law “is love out of a pure heart, and a good conscience,
16      11, XXX  |        the commandment which is pure love. Thus, if anyone asks
17      12, XV   |         not know any other such pure words that so persuade me
18      12, XXI  |       the living delight of the pure heart.~30. Now, therefore,