Book, Chapter

 1     2, 2-4  |         rushing of my own tide, forsaking Thee, and exceeded all Thy
 2     6, 6-9  |      feeling of its wound, that forsaking all else, it might be converted
 3     6, 8-13 |                  6.8.13 He, not forsaking that secular course which
 4     6, 12-22|    until Thou, O Most High, not forsaking our dust, commiserating
 5     6, 16-26| audacious soul, which hoped, by forsaking Thee, to gain some better
 6     8, 6-15 |         the necessary cost, the forsaking all that they had, and following
 7    10, 4-5  |        name's sake; and no ways forsaking what Thou hast begun, perfect
 8    10, 34-53|       themselves make, inwardly forsaking Him by whom themselves were
 9    13, 21-30|      motion; because it dies by forsaking the fountain of life, and
10    13, 38-53|       we were moved to do evil, forsaking Thee; but Thou, the One,