Book, Chapter

 1     1, 16-25|        be no longer crimes, and whoso commits them might seem
 2     2, 10-18|         and life imperturbable. Whoso enters into Thee, enters
 3     4, 9-14 |    death of the living. Blessed whoso loveth Thee, and his friend
 4     5, 4-7  |      then, O Lord God of truth, whoso knoweth these things, therefore
 5     5, 4-7  |     knoweth not Thee: but happy whoso knoweth Thee, though he
 6     5, 4-7  |   though he know not these. And whoso knoweth both Thee and them
 7     5, 5-9  |         could so persuade, that whoso followed him thought that
 8     7, 21-27|       praise of Thy Grace; that whoso sees, may not so glory as
 9     9, 8-18 |      little, daily littles (for whoso despiseth little things
10    10, 3-4  | sweetness of Thy grace, whereby whoso is weak, is strong, when
11    10, 33-50|        me, and weep for me, ye, whoso regulate your feelings within,
12    11, 7-9  |         knows and blesses Thee, whoso is not unthankful to assure
13    11, 31-41|      distraction of Thy action. Whoso understandeth, let him confess
14    11, 31-41|      him confess unto Thee; and whoso understandeth not, let him
15    13, 10-11|      unfailing it became light. Whoso can, let him understand