Book, Chapter

1     3, 1-1  |     hated, and a way without snares. For within me was a famine
2     3, 6-10 |     in whose mouths were the snares of the Devil, limed with
3     3, 6-11 |   and grammarians than these snares? For verses, and poems,
4     6, 12-21|      in his path pleasurable snares, wherein his virtuous and
5    10, 34-52| often entangle myself in the snares on all sides laid; because
6    10, 35-56|     vast wilderness, full of snares and dangers, behold many
7    10, 36-59|    every where spreading his snares of "well-done, well-done";