Book, Chapter

1     3, 11-20|      when she had told me this vision, and I would fain bend it
2     6, 1-1  |        because Thou hadst by a vision assured her thereof. She
3     6, 13-23|        that Thou wouldest by a vision discover unto her something
4     7, 3-5  | endeavouring to draw my soul's vision out of that deep pit, I
5     8, 12-30|        showed me unto her in a vision, so many years before. And
6     9, 7-16 |        16 Then didst Thou by a vision discover to Thy forenamed
7    12, 29-40|     For a rare and too lofty a vision is it, to behold Thy Eternity,
8    13, 11-12|        peace, no man sees that vision. I would that men would