Book, Chapter

1     6, 4-5  |        them certain, when with a blind contentiousness, I accused
2     6, 7-12 |         he should not, through a blind and headlong desire of vain
3     9, 4-11 | pestilent person, a bitter and a blind bawler against those writings,
4     9, 7-16 |          had for many years been blind, a citizen, and well known
5    10, 23-34|       doth the mind of man, thus blind and sick, foul and ill-favoured,
6    10, 34-52|         Jacob saw, when he also, blind through great age, with
7    10, 34-52|       life of this world for her blind lovers, with an enticing
8    11, 2-3  |        Lord my God, Light of the blind, and Strength of the weak;