Book, Chapter

1     3, 2-4  |      became infected with a foul disease? And hence the love of griefs;
2     4, 3-5  |         as a physician: for this disease Thou only curest, who resistest
3     6, 12-21|        short; and bound with the disease of the flesh, and its deadly
4     6, 15-25|          an enduring custom, the disease of my soul might be kept
5     8, 7-17 |          and soon cure me of the disease of concupiscence, which
6     8, 9-21 |      will, partly to nill, but a disease of the mind, that it doth
7     9, 8-18 |     aught avail against a secret disease, if Thy healing hand, O
8    10, 35-55|         to go through. From this disease of curiosity are all those
9    11, 30-40| questions of men, who by a penal disease thirst for more than they