Book, Chapter

 1     1, 1-1  |          that Thou resistest the proud: yet would man praise Thee;
 2     1, 1-4  |        and bringing age upon the proud, and they know it not; ever
 3     2, 2-2  |    seed-plots of sorrows, with a proud dejectedness, and a restless
 4     3, 3-5  |      thing not understood by the proud, nor laid open to children,
 5     4, 1-1  |       false-named religion; here proud, there superstitious, every
 6     4, 3-4  |   forsooth, flesh and blood, and proud corruption, might be blameless;
 7     4, 3-5  |        curest, who resistest the proud, and givest grace to the
 8     4, 16-26|           for thou resistest the proud. But what prouder, than
 9     5, 3-3  |         unto the humble, but the proud Thou beholdest afar off.
10     5, 3-3  |      heart, nor art found by the proud, no, not though by curious
11     7, 7-11 |          for Thou "humbledst the proud like one that is wounded,"
12     7, 9-13 |        me how Thou resistest the proud, but givest grace unto the
13     8, 2-4  |    feared to offend his friends, proud daemon-worshippers, from
14     8, 2-4  |      sacrilegious rites of those proud daemons, whose pride he
15     8, 2-4  |        the Church rejoicing. The proud saw, and were wroth; they
16     8, 4-9  |       hath hold of more. But the proud he hath more hold of, through
17    10, 36-59|   therefore dost Thou resist the proud, and givest grace to the
18    10, 38-63|       peace which the eye of the proud knoweth not.  Yet the word
19    10, 42-67|       light. And it much enticed proud flesh, that he had no body
20    10, 43-70|      with His blood. Let not the proud speak evil of me; because
21    12, 25-34|       speak, but because they be proud; not knowing Moses' opinion,
22    12, 26-36|         all sayings of false and proud teachings. I should have
23    12, 27-37| despising, as too simple, with a proud weakness, shall stretch