Chapter

 1 2 |         in happiness again in the world, if vain idols be forsaken
 2 3 |        beautify the nature of the world, willed that that earth
 3 7 |          the entire nature of the world! Subjected to wounds, and
 4 22|           are thus blinded by the world. One runs to the lot; another
 5 22|       demons should wander in the world for our discipline. And
 6 26|        the shortlived joys of the world are raining thee, whence
 7 26|           aside all things in the world. I have delayed with a perverse
 8 26|     thought that the life of this world was a true one; and I judged
 9 26|         Founder and Author of the world has certainly required the
10 26|         thou hast called back the world, he also has gone before,
11 27|            God the Creator of the world liveth, whose laws cry out
12 35|        death has entered into the world. By this tree of death we
13 36|           people increased in the world, which never transfers souls
14 41|         is the man who moveth the world anti so many kings, and
15 41| negligently. Then, doubtless, the world shall be finished when he
16 42|         His elected ones into the world; or certainly the choir
17 42|           are taken away from the world.The Lord will begin to give
18 43|           may hear throughout the world: Behold, long have I been
19 57|          profane ... Love not the world, nor its contents. Such
20 57|         Gentiles, the joys of the world remove thee from the grace
21 58|         in Him joyful, for in the world you are sad. Run, labour,
22 59|           be as the ladies of the world. Thou surroundest thyself
23 60|      follow the wickedness of the world, says: The daughters of
24 60|        when ye wish to please the world. Ye dance in your houses;
25 61|    brother labours in arms with a world opposed to him; and dost
26 66|     people; there is peace in the world; and, at the same time,
27 66|        from the enticement of the world, (the destruction) of the
28 70|         the characteristic of the world; not any one for whom ye
29 71|         Founder and Author of the world on his behalf. Or if it
30 74|           A mind enchained to the world; not even in death devoted
31 80|          those, too, whom in this world the fire has burned, when
32 80|      years are completed, and the world has come to an end. The
33 80|       command living again in the world for a thousand years, indeed,
34 80|          their punishments in the world; they are shown to them,