Book, Chapter

 1     1, 13-21|            of Thy creatures, having forsaken Thee, earth passing into
 2     2, 1    |           the better and higher are forsaken,- Thou, our Lord God, Thy
 3     3, 3-5  | sacrilegious curiosity, that having forsaken Thee, it might bring me
 4     3, 8-16 |       things are done when Thou art forsaken, O Fountain of Life, who
 5     4, 11-16|    imperturbable, where love is not forsaken, if itself forsaketh not.
 6     4, 12-18|         which is from Him, if He be forsaken for it. To what end then
 7     5, 2-2  |            because not as they have forsaken their Creator, hast Thou
 8     5, 2-2  |            their Creator, hast Thou forsaken Thy creation. Let them be
 9     6, 10-17|        nothing certain, which these forsaken, we might embrace. ~ ~
10     9, 12-30|          slavery for me? Being then forsaken of so great comfort in her,
11    13, 18-23|            him not dwell in a night forsaken of all light, but be content
12    13, 19-25|       things of the world, who have forsaken all, that ye may follow