Chapter

 1     II|        spirit's buckler from the world~
 2     II|                              The world of sense pours streams of
 3    III|                    Shown to this world; two schools of wisdom.
 4    III|       that thief steals from his world." ~
 5    III|     rolling wheels of this great world,~
 6    III|                     To bring the world deliverance, and its bliss;~
 7    III|        visible things within the world of sense,~
 8    III|       The babe unborn, so is the world of things~
 9    III| Knowledge and judgment! Yea, the world is strong~
10     IV|              Even in the present world. How should he share~
11     IV|                      In all this world, and he who seeketh it~
12      V|                              The world of sense can no more stain
13      V|       Nor causing any deed. This world's Lord makes~
14      V|        these! The Master of this World~
15      V|                              The world is overcome- aye! even here!~
16    VII|        more to know here in this world.~
17    VII|          changeless- to the idle world.~
18     IX|                      Come to the world of death and change once
19     IX|         Ah! ye who into this ill world are come-~
20      X|          did arise, to fill this world, the races of mankind;~
21     XI|               Thou Refuge of the World!~
22     XI|                        The whole world hath delight~
23     XI|     knelt in worshipping the old world's far light,~
24    XIV|           it shall pass into the world~
25     XV|        actions wrought amid this world of men~
26     XV|                   To the eternal world pass such as these!~
27     XV|                    When, in this world of manifested life,~
28     XV|            Which lighten all the world: from Me the moons~
29     XV|                      For in this world~
30    XVI|          nor rule of Life. "This world~