[206] _On the Sermon on the Mount_, ii. 3. [207] Ps. cxviii. 145. [208] Ps. lxxxv. 1-5. [209] Ps. xxxix. 13. [210] Implicitly, _Moralia in Job_, xxii. 13; but see Hugh of S. Victor, _Exposition of the Rule of S. Augustine_, iii. [211] 1 Cor. xiv. 14. [212] _Of the Manner of Prayer_, ii. [213] iv. 24. [214] _On the Monastic Constitutions_, chap. i. [215] _Ep._ cxxi. [216] Art. IV. [217] Ps. lxxv. 4, 5. [218] Ps. cxlv. 1. [219] 2 Cor. v. 6. [220] Wisd. ix. 15. [221] Ps. cxlii. 4-7. [222] S. Luke xviii. 1. [223] 1 Thess. v. 17. [224] 1 Cor. x. 31. [225] S. Matt. vi. 7. [226] S. Luke vi. 12. [227] S. Luke xxii. 43. [228] Ps. xxvi. 4. [229] Exod. xix. 21. [230] S. Matt. vi. 9. [231] S. Luke xviii. 1. [232] 1 Thess. v. 17. [233] Ps. xxxii. 20-22. [234] Ps. xxxiv. 13. [235] _On the Sermon on the Mount_, Sermon CV. i. [236] St. Luke vi. 13. [237] _On Perseverance_, chap. xxiii. [238] 2 Cor. xii. 7-9. [239] S. Prosper, _The Book of Sentences gleaned from S. Augustine_, Sent. 212. [240] _Tractatus in Joannem_, 102. [241] _Monastic Constitutions_, chap, i. [242] i. 6. [243] Ps. xxxviii. 13, 14. [244] _Tractatus in Joannem_, 44. [245] _Opus Imperf. in Matt., Hom._ XVIII. [246] _Tractatus in Joannem_, 73; and _De Verbis Domini_, Sermon cccliv. 7. [247] S. John ix. 31. [248] xxviii. 8. [249] _Tractatus in Joannem_, 44. [250] Implicitly in the old interlinear Gloss on 2 Tim. iii. 5. [251] _Opus Imperf. in Matt., Hom._ XIV. [252] xxviii. 2. [253] Ps. xxxvi. 23-25. [254] 1 Tim. ii. 1. [255] xi. 3. [256] Dan. ix. 18, 19. [257] Friday in the September Ember days. [258] The Ordinary Gloss on the words _obsecrations_, _prayers_, etc., in 1 Tim. ii. 1. [259] _Collat._, IX., chaps. xi-xiii. [260] _Tractatus_ xxxv. _in Matt._ [261] _De Orthodoxa Fide_, iii. 24. [262] 2 Kings vii. 18. [263] 3 Kings xviii. 42. [264] vii. 59; xx. 36. [265] vi. 7. [266] Ps. liv. 1-7. FROM THE SUPPLEMENT TO THE SUMMA--QUESTION LXXII OF THE PRAYERS OF THE SAINTS WHO ARE IN HEAVEN I. Are the Saints cognizant of our Prayers? II. Ought we to appeal to the Saints to intercede for us? III. Are the Saints' Prayers to God for us always heard? I Are the Saints cognizant of our Prayers? On those words of Job,[267] _Whether his children come to honour or dishonour, he shall not understand_, S. Gregory says: "This is not to be understood of the souls of the Saints, for they see from within the glory of Almighty God, it is in nowise credible that there should be anything without of which they are ignorant."[268]