Book, Chapter

 1        2, XLII   |     seeing that he regards labour to be the greatest of evils,
 2        2, LXXIII |  Come unto Me, all ye that labour and are heavy laden, and
 3        3, III    |   of men who underwent any labour for the cause of virtue,
 4        3, LXIII  |  Come unto Me, all ye that labour and are heavy laden, and
 5        4, XXXVIII| abode~From ills apart, and labour's irksome load,~And sore
 6        4, LXV    |   one, although with great labour, to attain it. Now, to this
 7        4, LXXVI  |    proceeds: "We indeed by labour and suffering earn a scanty
 8        4, LXXVI  |    says that "we indeed by labour and suffering earn a scanty
 9        4, LXXVII |   if ants and flies, which labour by day and rest by night,
10        7, X      |   who are ready to shun no labour and spare no pains in their
11        7, XXVIII |  with grief, that is, with labour, shalt thou eat of the fruit
12        7, XXVIII |   Adam eats with sorrow or labour all the days of his life.
13        8, XXI    |   I have bestowed upon you labour in vain."~
14        8, LXXIII | with all our might, and to labour with him in the maintenance