Chapter

1  1| withdrawn from my eyes, it is bound up in my heart and in my
2  9|      of a line by which he is bound, to rush and spring; and
3 10|     which it is contained and bound together would be overthrown.~
4 17| attentively at the sea; it is bound by the law of its shore.
5 22| contest; he wounded Venus; he bound, wounded, and drove away
6 22|     Briareus, so as not to be bound fast by the rest of the
7 27|       remitting what they had bound, they may seem to have cured