Chapter

 1 V   |       in pride and sensuality, divine grace, the cure for both
 2 V   |     Nay, in such case not even divine goodness could redeem one
 3 XI  |    something of the miracle of divine consolation. ~ Many of those
 4 XI  |   ascribed to the operation of divine grace, by which is meant
 5 XIII|       celebration there of the divine office, for indeed the extreme
 6 XIII| successors. And this refuge of divine mercy, which they served
 7 XIV |        in my case, seeing that divine mercy has freed me therefrom
 8 XV  |        escape such a plot. But divine providence so ordered matters
 9 XV  |    done in accordance with the divine ordering, let every one
10 XV  |        have happened to him by divine dispensation. Even such
11 XV  |   their own rather than to the divine purpose, and with hidden