Book, Chapter

 1    I, 20|     walls or shrines made of clay, but within the breast;
 2   II, 11|      made by Prometheus from clay. They were not mistaken
 3   II, 11|      man should be formed of clay, when he might he generated
 4   II, 11|    of a man of rich and soft clay, and that he first originated
 5   II, 11|     true and living man from clay is the work of God. And
 6    V, 8 |      temple is not stones or clay, but man himself, who bears
 7  VII, 3 |    potter is the same as the clay, or that the clay is the
 8  VII, 3 |     as the clay, or that the clay is the same as the potter,
 9  VII, 14| representation of that great clay to which the circuit of
10  VII, 20|      The painful heritage of clay:~Full many a long contracted
11  VII, 22|    upper sky, ~With sluggish clay to reunite? ~This dreadful
12  VII, 27|   take their departure every clay, and they go forth much