Pars,  Sermo
1 Serm,     1|       infirmior. Virtus quippe in infirmitate perficitur. Quid est autem
2 Serm,     2|          Et Virgo uirginum cum in infirmitate carnalis concupiscentiae
3 Serm,     8|        sui mortem, et propriam de infirmitate fratris desolationem. Sic
4 Serm,    11|    passionem trepidarent, pro hoc infirmitate sua deeper arent a uenia.
5 Serm,    23|          permissus est negare, ex infirmitate scilicet carnis et timore
6 Serm,    30|         Apostoli:~ ~Nam uirtus in infirmitate perficitur.~ ~Istae cum,
7 Serm,    31|          concupiscentiae carnalis infirmitate uel correptus destitit;
8 Serm,    32| tribunitius, habens infantulum in infirmitate mortuum super memoriam martyris
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