Book, Chapter

 1     1, 7-11 |       very life as yet depends thereon? We bear gently with all
 2     3, 3-6  |    gratuitous jeering, feeding thereon their malicious birth. Nothing
 3     3, 6-10 | thought them to be Thee, I fed thereon; not eagerly, for Thou didst
 4     4, 7-12 |   offered to discharge my load thereon, that it might rest, it
 5     5, 1-1  |    voice of those who meditate thereon: that so our souls may from
 6     5, 11-21|     make trial what he thought thereon; for the words of one Helpidius,
 7     6, 13-23|       the human spirit, busied thereon, brought together; and these
 8     7, 17-23|        I could not fix my gaze thereon; and my infirmity being
 9     8, 7-18 |        more have been thinking thereon, have had their shoulders
10     9, 9-19 |       quarrel with her husband thereon. For she looked for Thy
11    10, 14-22|       whatsoever I can dispute thereon, by dividing each into its
12    12, 27-37|     many who were to discourse thereon, does out of a narrow scantling
13    13, 2-2  |    deserved of Thee, to depend thereon (even in that their several
14    13, 11-12|      would, any way, pronounce thereon rashly? ~ ~