Book, Chapter

1     4, 4-7  |   made one my friend, but too dear to me, from a community
2     4, 4-9  |     me not; because that most dear friend, whom she had lost,
3     4, 9-14 |       For he alone loses none dear to him, to whom all are
4     4, 9-14 |       to him, to whom all are dear in Him who cannot be lost.
5     7, 5-8  |     consulted me, as one very dear to him, what, according
6     9, 12-30| wrench of that most sweet and dear custom of living together?
7    12, 16-23|    the peace of that our most dear mother, where the first-fruits