116 ;  sounded  forth  in  all  ages  of  the
world,  iii.  116 ;  compared  to  the
wind,  iii.  117 — 120 ;  the  heart  of  the
Church,  iii.  124 ;  abode,  not  merely
lighted,  on  Christ,  iii.  126 ;  He  is  a
constant  Spirit,  iii  126 ;  His  visible
coming  not  to  be  looked  for  again,
iii.  127 ;  to  be  obtained  by  prayer,
preaching,  and  the  sacraments, ui.  127,
128 ;  more  surely  if  we  use  all  three,
iii.  128 ;  the  blessings  of  His  coming,
iii  128.
Glwst,  Holy,  the  true  canonizer  of  all
saints,  iii.  130 ;  Whit-Sunday  His  spe-
cial day,  iii.  130 ;  no  speaking  of  Him
without  His  aid,  iii.  131 ;  begins  in-
wardly, works  outwardly,  iii  132 ;
differs  from  men's  fancies  and  hu-
mours, ni.  132,  133;  characters  by
which  He  is  to  be  discerned,  iii.  133 ;
fills  us  not  by  His  Person,  but  by  His
gifts,  iii.  134 ;  two  kinds  of  gifts,
ordinary  and  supernatural,  iii  134,
135 ;  many  in  number,  iii.  134 ;  divers
measures  of  the  Spirit,  iii.  135;  at
Pentecost  increased  His  old  gifts  and
gave  new  ones,  iii.  135 ;  gave  the  dis-
ciples then  as  much  as  they  could
require,  iii.  136 ;  gave  them  courage,
language,  discretion,  learning,  iii.
137 — 140;  gives  learned  speech,  not
impetuous  action,  iii.  141 ;  to  be  ob-
tained by  spiritual  means  and  by
bodily  signs,  iii.  143.
