Book, Chapter

1 pre  |  suffering under great anguish of heart, the origin and reason of
2 I, 3 |           him thanks with all the heart, praising and proclaiming
3 I, 1 |          being just or upright in heart, that is, in will; and this
4 I, 0 | Repentance, a broken and contrite heart, self-denial, various bodily
5 I, 1 |        should look;" ask your own heart what there is in all existing
6 II, 8|          Your speech gratifies my heart.~Anselm.. Does what we have
7 II, 4|       tell me why it is that your heart recoils from one injury
8 II, 0|       This is the very wish of my heart. For, although I think I
9 II, 0|    describe the joy with which my heart exults. For it seems to