Book, Chapter

 1     1, 16-26|     precious vessels; but that wine of error which is drunk
 2     2, 3-6  |        fumes of that invisible wine of its self-will, turning
 3     5, 13-23|       sober inebriation of Thy wine. To him was I unknowing
 4     6, 2-2  |   certain cakes, and bread and wine, and was forbidden by the
 5     6, 2-2  |        spirit, nor did love of wine provoke her to hatred of
 6     6, 2-2  |     more than one small cup of wine, diluted according to her
 7     6, 6-10 |        fair wishes, had gotten wine; I, by lying, was seeking
 8     9, 4-10 |        Essence other corn, and wine, and oil. ~ ~
 9     9, 8-17 |      now, because you have not wine in your power; but when
10     9, 8-18 |       crept upon her a love of wine. For when (as the manner
11     9, 8-18 |  bidden by her parents to draw wine out of the hogshed, holding
12     9, 8-18 | opening, before she poured the wine into the flagon, she sipped
13     9, 8-18 |        cup brim-full almost of wine. Where was then that discreet
14    10, 8-13 |        I prefer honey to sweet wine, smooth before rugged, at