Book, Chapter

 1     2, 7-15 |      he, who, weighing his own infirmity, dares to ascribe his purity
 2     4, 17-31|        but when our own, it is infirmity. Our good ever lives with
 3     5, 5-9  |        And yet is even such an infirmity, in the infancy of faith,
 4     6, 11-20|      of Thy mercy to cure that infirmity I thought not, not having
 5     7, 17-23|        my gaze thereon; and my infirmity being struck back, I was
 6     7, 18-24|     nor knew I yet whereto His infirmity would guide us. For Thy
 7     8, 8-20 |      with bands, weakened with infirmity, or any other way hindered.
 8    10, 4-6  |        under Thy wings, and my infirmity known unto Thee. I am a
 9    10, 33-50|      to myself; and that is my infirmity. ~ ~
10    10, 35-57|    Thou, having made me see my infirmity didst speedily admonish
11    11, 2-2  | remnants of my darkness, until infirmity be swallowed up by strength.
12    13, 15-18|        firmly settled over the infirmity of the lower people, where
13    13, 17-21|       when from feeling of our infirmity, we compassionate so as