Book,  Chapter

 1     I,  26|          it was consecrated by His passion and by His blood. In accordance
 2     I,  26| sixty-eighth year after our Lord’s passion, as I have briefly noted
 3     I,  28|         all thought except for the passion which it feeds. What we
 4     I,  41|          was himself overcome by a passion for one captive virgin,
 5     I,  48|        usual, his wife p. 385 in a passion shut him out. Finding himself
 6     I,  49|       although in the intensity of passion it burns like a raging fire,
 7     I,  49|            with judgment, not with passion. Let a man govern his voluptuous
 8    II,  3 |           this was said before the Passion, we certainly say after
 9    II,  3 |            certainly say after the Passion, in the Lord’s prayer, 4675 “
10    II,  8 |       burning lust for women, is a passion bordering on p. 395 insanity.
11    II,  15|  accomplish at Jerusalem.” For the passion of our Lord is declared
12    II,  17|         whereby He represented His passion, or 4822 in proving the
13    II,  25|         him from the flood. At the passion of Christ all wavered, all
14    II,  36|            no man with me.” At the passion He was left alone, and even