Pars,  Sermo
1 Serm,     1|          Sed quae primo titubauerat affectu, postea promisit obsequium.~ ~
2 Serm,    10|             superna, et libere toto affectu surgat ad caelestia. Propter
3 Serm,    18| transgressione cauere, nisi ei toto affectu studeatis placere, a quo
4 Serm,    28|     consecrat, dum toto dilectionis affectu ipsum comprehendens, tot
5 Serm,    33|          Pedibus quippe ducimur, et affectu nostro ad effectum operis
6 Serm,    33|          etiam intimo cordis credat affectu, humilians se, et dicens
7 Serm,    34|         sunt isti quos compassionis affectu materno deplorat, intelligens
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