Book, Chapter

 1    I, 17|     lost her lover, who was torn to pieces by his madened
 2    I, 22|   himself was lacerated and torn in pieces; and he lived
 3   II, 14| whole earth; and thus being torn away from the stem of their
 4  III, 4 |     wisdom, which cannot be torn asunder? If the nature of
 5  III, 17|    possible for these to be torn asunder, since they project.
 6  III, 17|   be burnt with fire, to be torn by the teeth of beasts.
 7   IV, 21|    and polluted, their sons torn in pieces, their little
 8    V, 15|     of all, which cannot be torn asunder and separated from
 9   VI, 10| either escaped, having been torn, or had seen their neighbours
10   VI, 10|   had seen their neighbours torn, being admonished of their
11  VII, 12|   As the eye, he says, when torn out and separated from the