Chapter

1 I    |       nativity, her home, her hope, her favour, her dignity
2 XIX  |    before? And hence also our hope, which you deride, takes
3 XXI  | predicted, and for which they hope, as the only one. For it
4 XXIII|       up the assurance of our hope. But you worship them, as
5 XXXV |  model and image of their own hope at the festival of another,
6 XXXIX|  doctrine, and in the bond of hope. We meet together in an
7 XXXIX|       words, we encourage our hope, we confirm our confidence,
8 XLI  |    and trustworthiness of our hope. But if all these evils
9 XLIX |     eternal punishment and in hope of eternal consolation.