Book, Chapter

 1     3, 2-4  |    the most vehemently, which drew tears from me. What marvel
 2     6, 4-6  | Spirit giveth life; whilst he drew aside the mystic veil, laying
 3     6, 1    |      height of authority, nor drew multitudes within its bosom
 4     6, 8-13 |      only with them who first drew him thither, but also before
 5     6, 12-21|     and its deadly sweetness, drew along my chain, dreading
 6     7, 17-23|    its own understanding, and drew away my thoughts from the
 7     8, 2-5  |       their love and joy they drew him thither, such were the
 8     8, 2-5  |      the hands wherewith they drew him. ~ ~
 9     8, 7-18 |      to go after Thee! Yet it drew back; refused, but excused
10    10, 27-38|      breathedst odours, and I drew in breath and panted for
11    10, 35-55|      any report of its beauty drew them thither! Thus also
12    10, 42-67|     agreement of their heart, drew unto themselves the princes