Book, Chapter

 1     3, 11-20|        unto Thee. And her prayers entered into Thy presence; and yet
 2     5, 14-24|  eloquently he spake," there also entered "how truly he spake"; but
 3     6, 7-12 |         my scholars before me, he entered, greeted me, sat down, and
 4     6, 8-13 |           noise was raised, which entered through his ears, and unlocked
 5     6, 9-14 |      desirous to know the matter, entered the place; where finding
 6     6, 12-21|        outset of his youth he had entered into that course, but had
 7     7, 10-16| admonished to return to myself, I entered even into my inward self,
 8     7, 10-16|           become my Helper. And I entered and beheld with the eye
 9     8, 8-19 |       vehemently indignant that I entered not into Thy will and covenant,
10     9, 10-23|        nor ear heard, nor hath it entered into the heart of man. But
11    10, 8-13 |        general heads, each having entered by its own avenue: as light,
12    10, 10-17|        themselves. Which how they entered into me, let them say if
13    10, 10-17|         cannot find by which they entered. For the eyes say, "If those
14    10, 10-17|     notice of it." Whence and how entered these things into my memory?
15    10, 25-36|           found Thee there. And I entered into the very seat of my
16    10, 40-65|           these my senses. Thence entered I the recesses of my memory,