Book, Chapter

 1     2, 3-6  |        of its self-will, turning aside and bowing down to the very
 2     4, 3-6  |     could persuade me to cast it aside, the authority of the authors
 3     4, 17-31|         turn away, we are turned aside. Let us now, O Lord, return,
 4     5, 10-18|          my heart might not turn aside to wicked speeches, to make
 5     5, 10-19|         which they had turned me aside, in Thy Church, O Lord of
 6     6, 4-6  |      giveth life; whilst he drew aside the mystic veil, laying
 7     6, 7-11 |          he was not such; laying aside then his father's mind in
 8     6, 9-15 |        him immediately, took him aside by the hand, and enquiring
 9     6, 14-24|          utterly dashed and cast aside. Thence we betook us to
10     7, 16-22|   perversion of the will, turned aside from Thee, O God, the Supreme,
11     8, 10-24|       out of habit sets not that aside. ~ ~
12     9, 13-34|          life of men, if, laying aside mercy, Thou shouldest examine
13     9, 13-35|          God of my heart, laying aside for a while her good deeds,
14    10, 35-57|        after it: not that I turn aside the body of my beast, yet
15    10, 37-60| despiseth them, they may be cast aside, that so it may prove itself.