Chapter

 1 III |      indeed the fig tree which Our Lord cursed (Matthew xxi. 19;
 2 VII |      consecrated themselves to the Lord, some of them the sons of
 3 VIII|           shall not offer unto the Lord that which hath its stones
 4 VIII|            the congregation of the Lord." ~ I must confess that
 5 VIII| philosophers. Since apparently the Lord had gifted me with no less
 6 IX  |        teach could comprehend. Our Lord Himself maintained this
 7 IX  |          who, desiring to free Our Lord Himself, said: 'Doth our
 8 X   |         over and over again to the Lord: "Lo, then would I wander
 9 XI  |             even the Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, the Father
10 XI  |            that is joined unto the Lord is one spirit." (I Cor.
11 XIII|         SAY THE MONKS AND FROM THE LORD OF THE LAND~WHILE I was
12 XIII|       assured. Moreover, a certain lord who was exceedingly powerful
13 XIII|          Outside the monastery the lord and his henchmen ceaselessly
14 XIV |            that women followed our Lord Jesus Christ and the apostles
15 XIV |        followed the example of the Lord. For in the Gospel it is
16 XIV |         and as the brethren of the Lord, and Cephas?' (I Cor. ix.
17 XIV |        spoke within himself of the Lord, saying: "This man, if He
18 XIV |          suspected baseness of the Lord, considering the matter
19 XIV |         had seen the mother of Our Lord entrusted to the care of
20 XV  |           day that the hand of the Lord smote me a heavy blow, for
21 XV  |          ever in the saying of Our Lord, what he foretold for his