Part, Chapter

1    1, 5 | withheld from the lion and the wild ass.~It fills its cells
2    1, 11|        succeeded in catching a wild ox, an ibex, and a hare.
3    3, 2 |       himself, whose words are wild. ~Thou fanciest thyself
4    3, 13|     the snare is the fetter of wild fowl. ~The prison is the
5    4, 2 |    there he found that all the wild fruits were rendered fit
6    4, 2 |   street, rather than hunt the wild ass (Gor) on the mountains
7    6, 9 |     all things,~Beginning with wild rue and ending with frankincense.~
8    6, 9 |  quiver in the wind,"~Or, "The wild rue yields perfume as it