Book, Chapter

 1     1, 6-9  |       fixed for ever, the first causes of all things unabiding;
 2     3, 7-13 |       they cannot harmonise the causes of things in former ages
 3     3, 11-19| instructed) enquired of her the causes of her grief and daily tears,
 4     4, 8-13 |    indeed other griefs, yet the causes of other griefs. For whence
 5     6, 9-14 |        learn that in judging of causes, man was not readily to
 6     6, 9-15 |         and an examiner of many causes in Thy Church, went away
 7     8, 3-7  |       which the drink allaying, causes pleasure. It is also ordered
 8    10, 35-56|        engages my attention, or causes in me an idle interest?
 9    11, 18-24|     which are to be), but their causes perchance or signs are seen,
10    13, 4-5  |      Spirit is said to rest, He causes to rest in Himself. But