Book, Chapter

1     6, 2-2  |    manner, she still carried round that same one cup, to be
2     8, 1-1  |      heart, and I was hedged round about on all sides by Thee.
3     8, 7-16 |      speaking, didst turn me round towards myself, taking me
4     9, 11-27|  visible things. We hastened round her; but she was soon brought
5    11, 23-29|     and a potter's wheel run round, should there be no time
6    11, 23-29| should I say, that the going round of that wooden wheel was
7    11, 23-30|     sun should run his whole round in the space of one hour;
8    11, 23-30| supposing the sun to run his round from east to east, sometimes