Book, Chapter

1     2, 6-13 | overflowing Giver of all good. Covetousness would possess many things;
2     3, 8-16 |       the loss of all, through covetousness of more, by loving more
3     6, 10-16|      not only with the bait of covetousness, but with the goad of fear.
4     8, 10-24|   luxury, or keep his money by covetousness; whether he go to the circus
5     9, 2-4  |     manfully; endured, for the covetousness which aforetime bore a part
6    10, 41-66|     over all, but I through my covetousness would not indeed forego
7    13, 19-24|      the spreading thickets of covetousness; sell that thou hast, and