Part, Question

1   2, 17 |          and many stones are one heap; ~which is unity of composition
2   2, 61 |         casteth a stone into the heap of Mercury, so is he that
3   2, 61 |       accounts to ~Mercury, "the heap of Mercury" signifies the
4   2, 70 |      that is full of tongue, and heap ~not wood upon his fire."~
5   2, 103| wherefore if a ~superior makes a heap of precepts and lays them
6   3, 2  |           order, or figure, as a heap is made up of many stones ~
7   3, 25 |      kisses I know not what tiny heap of dust in a mean vase ~
8   3, 90 |       contact, as the parts of a heap, or by being ~fitted together,