Chapter

 1 For |            more by example than by words. And therefore, because
 2 II  |           were its parts: in other words, that there could be no
 3 II  |             it is not easy to find words to tell with what envy he
 4 III |           had a miraculous flow of words, but they were contemptible
 5 VI  |           outnumbered our reasoned words. Our hands sought less the
 6 VII | philosophic exhortation with these words: "Who among Christians would
 7 VII |            that the wise, in other words the philosophers, were so
 8 VIII|    difficult, nay, impossible, for words of mine to describe the
 9 VIII|         and weeping replied in the words of Cornelia: ~"O husband
10 VIII|             viii. 94.) ~With these words on her lips did she go forthwith
11 IX  |           understand than for mere words, saying that it was futile
12 IX  |        that it was futile to utter words which the intellect could
13 IX  |      frankness and the logic of my words. When the public and the
14 IX  |             and, after a few bland words, said that he was amazed
15 IX  |          matters, but only for the words of authority." "Very well,
16 IX  |        wholly sealed. Consider the words of the blessed Nicodemus,
17 IX  |         him to our abbey, in other words to the monastery of St.
18 X   |            said, as if quoting the words of Daniel: " 'Are ye such
19 X   |            might express in my own words that which was in my heart,
20 X   |            that I did not know the words by heart, they had a copy
21 X   |         but even now I can find no words to express them. Comparing
22 X   |             It appeared from their words that they thought I wished
23 XI  |           though I was now, in the words of Jerome, afar from cities
24 XI  |            Consoler. These are the words of the Apostle: "Blessed
25 XIII|          spiritual guidance of her words. ~ ~~
26 XV  |         spirit which echoes in the words, "Thy will be done," thus