Chapter, Paragraph

1   1, 2 |          and aye. Bodies fall to dust, but the truths of the mind
2   1, 6 |        your body will~crumble to dust, yet carelessly, unheedingly,
3   4, 14|         are almost free from the dust of~worldliness. If they
4   4, 14|          scarcely covered by the dust of worldliness, who were~
5   4, 17|        are scarcely covered with dust, but if the doctrine is~
6  13, 51|          bring him down~into the dust. However, if he moderates
7  13, 56|      things that will crumble to~dust, there is no loss if it
8  13, 57| slanderer is like one who flings dust at another~when the wind
9  13, 57|        the wind is contrary; the dust does but return on him who