The Letters of Abelard and Heloise: Translated from the Latin

Abbot Abelard abstinence albeit Apostle Argenteuil Asella beseech thee Bishop body brethren Bride of Christ called carnal Christ Church comfort command concupiscence continence Deaconess death didst diligently disciples divine divine grace divine offices drink Eustochium evil exhortation faith flesh Gospel grace greatly hath heart Heloise honour husband Jesus Jovinian labour learned less lest letter live Lord Lord's marriage matter meat mind monastery monastic monks Nazarites offend Paraclete peril Peter Abelard Philip the Apostle philosophers praise pray prayer preaching profession Prophet religion rest Saint Augustine Saint Benedict Saint Gregory Saint Jerome says Scripture seek shew sisters soul spirit straightway teaching thine things thou art thou hast thou mayest thyself tion truth unto vehemently virgins virtue whatsoever whereby Wherefore wherein whereof whoso whosoever widows wife wilderness wine woman women words wretched writing written