Book, Chapter

 1     2, 1    |       wish even by stealth to do contrary to Thy law, because by power
 2     4, 6-11 |         unexplained feeling, too contrary to this, for at once I loathed
 3     5, 3-6  |         own sight, but was quite contrary. ~ ~
 4     5, 10-20|          I conceived two masses, contrary to one another, both unbounded,
 5     7, 21-27|       the handwriting, which was contrary to us, was blotted out?
 6     8, 6-14 |       book, took, opened it, and contrary to his expectation, found
 7     8, 10-23|          For if there he so many contrary natures as there be conflicting
 8     8, 10-23|          soul fluctuates between contrary wills. ~ ~
 9     8, 10-24|          conflict is between two contrary souls, of two contrary substances,
10     8, 10-24|       two contrary souls, of two contrary substances, from two contrary
11     8, 10-24|    contrary substances, from two contrary principles, one good, and
12    10, 14-21|        desire. Sometimes, on the contrary, with joy do I remember
13    10, 23-34|        it, it wills not. But the contrary is requited it, that itself
14    10, 35-55| curiosity, for trial's sake, the contrary as well, not for the sake
15    13, 30-45|         not created by Thee, and contrary unto Thee, did, in these