Book, Chapter

 1     1, 15-24|       be learned in things not vain; and that is the safe path
 2     1, 19-30|      of play, eagerness to see vain shows and restlessness to
 3     1, 19-30|  conquered myself meanwhile by vain desire of preeminence. And
 4     2, 3-8  | thought of Thee, and of me but vain conceits; my mother, because
 5     3, 4-7  |    purposes and desires. Every vain hope at once became worthless
 6     3, 4-8  |     you through philosophy and vain deceit, after the tradition
 7     4, 1-1  |     superstitious, every where vain. Here, hunting after the
 8     4, 16-26|         and Thou resistedst my vain stiffneckedness, and I imagined
 9     5, 3-5  |       are thankful, but become vain in their imaginations, and
10     5, 4-7  |      thankful, and becomes not vain in his imaginations. For
11     5, 8-14 |   frantic, the other promising vain, things; and, to correct
12     6, 7-12 |   blind and headlong desire of vain pastimes, undo so good a
13     6, 11-18|    hopes and lying frenzies of vain desires. And lo, I was now
14     6, 11-19|      search for truth! Life is vain, death uncertain; if it
15     6, 11-19|      God forbid this! It is no vain and empty thing, that the
16     6, 13-23|         She saw indeed certain vain and fantastic things, such
17     7, 1-1  |   manhood; the more defiled by vain things as I grew in years,
18     7, 9-14 |      nor are thankful, but wax vain in their thoughts; and their
19     7, 21-27|    find no way thither; and in vain to essay through ways unpassable,
20     8, 1-2  | receive it, receive it. Surely vain are all men who are ignorant
21     8, 5-12 |        on for a long while; in vain I delighted in Thy law according
22     8, 10-22|     presence, O God, as perish vain talkers and seducers of
23     9, 4-10 |       from without soon become vain, and waste themselves on
24    10, 35-54|  senses of the body, a certain vain and curious desire, veiled
25    10, 35-57|      tolerating people telling vain stories, lest we offend
26    10, 38-64| temptation; whereby men become vain, pleasing themselves in
27    11, 2-3  |       us who knock. For not in vain wouldest Thou have the darksome
28    11, 3-5  |     should he speak Hebrew, in vain will it strike on my senses,
29    12, 15-22|        for changes of times in vain, because you will not find
30    13, 24-36|    that Thou spokest not so in vain; nor will I suppress, what