Part, Chapter

 1    1, Prol|    free!~How long wilt thou be captive to silver and gold?~Though
 2    1, 3   |       And so, perforce, became captive to errors.~Real foresight
 3    1, 16  |       great perils,~It is made captive as a victim of misfortunes
 4    3, 2   |    wounded he is at once taken captive. ~The God-intoxicated are
 5    3, 9   |     the desert, which is borne captive by the winds; 4~The wind
 6    3, 10  |       O wife, outward sense is captive to reason,~And reason, again,
 7    3, 10  |  reason,~And reason, again, is captive to spirit.~Spirit unlooses
 8    3, 12  |      the cow.~Reason is a poor captive, and ever cries to God~For
 9    4, 1   |         They have supposed the captive to be going a begging; ~
10    4, 8   |    whither he had been carried captive by Nebuchadnezzar, Ezra
11    5, 13  |  courage enough even to slay a captive infidel. Verily, the "greater
12    6, 9   | resolved never again to be led captive by them.~This is illustrated