Chapter

 1 1   |   certain of persevering in the grace of God to the end. As the
 2 1   |         works, according to the grace which God had given him.
 3 4   |   grants to his friends, is the grace of overcoming oneself, and
 4 6   |       the world and through the grace of God~St Francis once was
 5 7   |         the operation of divine grace; thine indiscreet pride
 6 XII |      and also that, through the grace of humility, he should advance
 7 XII |         thy companions have the grace of contemplation and of
 8 XII |       prayer; but thou hast the grace of preaching the word of
 9 1   |      from the Saviour Jesus the grace, through his great mercy,
10 1   |   beloved, and most evangelical grace of poverty." And thus conversing
11 3   |      ask of thee even a greater grace than this, thou shouldst
12 3   |   manner so wonderful, that the grace of God visited them abundantly,
13 5   |     little child grew up in the grace of God, and had a great
14 6   |        who had given them every grace in such abundance. In that
15 XXIV|      and gone to heaven, by the grace of God, I will send thee
16 XXIV|    hindrance, so that, when the grace of God arrives, thou mayest
17 1   |        through the operation of grace, that he healed the soul
18 2   |       these things, through the grace of God I shall be able to
19 4   |        the manifestation of the grace of God in the poor followers
20 4   |       because of this wonderful grace of contemplation which he
21 5   |       whom we have received the grace of God; wherefore I will
22 6   |     knowest that I have not the grace of preaching: I am simple
23 6   |         God, who had given them grace to conquer and despise themselves,
24 7   |          his soul being full of grace, and sanctified and canonised
25 8   |         whom had been given the grace of a life contemplative
26 8   |        and confirmed him in the grace of God; for it caused him
27 8   |   Masseo was so filled with the grace of humility, that from thenceforward
28 11  |        Francis, and through the grace of our Saviour Jesus Christ
29 13  |       thy wants, as, though the grace of God, it is in my power
30 13  |         his heart, and give him grace to execute it." Now a few
31 18  |      comfort thee, and whatever grace thou askest of God, I will
32 18  | protector of souls, this is the grace I ask of thee, namely, that
33 18  |       answered: "Ask some other grace, as this I will most easily
34 18  |        obtain for thee not this grace only, but many others likewise."
35 18  |       wished to keep secret the grace with which God had favoured
36 19  |      the soul answered: "By the grace of God, and through thy
37 21  |       sins, and to grant me the grace that I may see thee once
38 21  |         shalt die in it, in the grace of God." And the said novice
39 21  |     thou mayest ask of him what grace whatsoever thou wilt; likewise
40 23  |        in God. He possessed the grace of contemplation in a notable
41 25  |         to preserve in them the grace of humility, or to awaken
42 25  |         the foundation of every grace; without thee, I can have
43 25  |     shed, awaken my soul to the grace of thy love; for thou hast
44 25  |         that the gift of divine grace had been restored to him,
45 29  |  brethren, the unction of God's grace coming upon him, he went