Book, Chapter

 1     4, 16-27|        abroad, and through the weight of my own pride, I was sinking
 2     5, 4-7  |     made all things in number, weight, and measure. ~ ~
 3     6, 14-24| therein was his voice of great weight, because his ample estate
 4     7, 17-23|     down from Thee by mine own weight, sinking with sorrow into
 5     7, 17-23|    these inferior things. This weight was carnal custom. Yet dwelt
 6     8, 2-4  |   broken down, he supposed the weight of enmity would fall upon
 7    10, 4-5  |       I am held back by my own weight? To such will I discover
 8    13, 7-8  |   speak this? how speak of the weight of evil desires, downwards
 9    13, 9-10 |     peace. The body by its own weight strives towards its own
10    13, 9-10 | strives towards its own place. Weight makes not downward only,
11    13, 9-10 |    They are urged by their own weight, they seek their own places.
12    13, 9-10 |    order, they are at rest. My weight, is my love; thereby am