Book, Chapter

 1     3, 7-12 |        Spirit, not one who hath parts extended in length and breadth,
 2     4, 11-16|         be completed by all his parts. But do I depart any whither?
 3     4, 11-16|       be healed, and thy mortal parts be reformed and renewed,
 4     4, 11-17|        whole, whereof these are parts, thou knowest not; and yet
 5     7, 1-2  |        Thee, so that in all its parts, the greatest as the smallest,
 6     7, 5-7  |   sponge must needs, in all its parts, be filled from that unmeasurable
 7     7, 13-19|        appointed it. But in the parts thereof some things, because
 8     7, 18-24|     Truth, far above the higher parts of Thy Creation, raises
 9     8, 6-15 |        that had walked in other parts of the garden, came in search
10     8, 11-25|  pressedst upon me in my inward parts by a severe mercy, redoubling
11     9, 7-15 | congregations, throughout other parts of the world following herein. ~ ~
12    10, 25-36|      Thee, I passed beyond such parts of it as the beasts also
13    10, 25-36|     things: and I came to those parts to which I committed the
14    11, 2-4  |    before Thee, that the inward parts of Thy words be opened to
15    11, 21-27|       that; and so of any other parts of time, which be measurable.
16    11, 24-31|    goeth the body moved, or his parts, if it moved as in a lathe,
17    11, 28-38|      all the actions of man are parts; the same holds through
18    11, 28-38|        all the lives of men are parts. ~ ~
19    12, 2-2  |        of beauty in these lower parts, whereof the lowest is this
20    12, 4-4  |       word? And what, among all parts of the world can be found
21    12, 4-4  | beautiful than the other higher parts are, transparent all and
22    12, 21-30|          divided into two great parts, upper and lower, with all
23    13, 32-47|        in the adorning of these parts, whereof the universal pile