Book, Chapter

 1        2, XXIV |    asunder, and inflicts severe wounds, in order to extract from
 2        2, LXI  |    death only the appearance of wounds received on the cross, and
 3        3, XXV  |      capable of receiving human wounds and death.~
 4        3, LXI  | vocation, viz. to bind up these wounds by His word, and to apply
 5        3, LXXV |  obedience to us from the great wounds inflicted by the words of
 6        4, XV   |      fate. But He who heals the wounds of our souls, through the
 7        5, I    |         extract each dart which wounds him who is not completely
 8        5, XIX  |        and inflicts upon it the wounds which result from sin.~
 9        6, IX   | precision, that the mark of the wounds which is made in the soul
10        8, LXXII|   although, in the diseases and wounds of the body, there are some