Book, Chapter

 1    I, pref|        light of wisdom, and to wander through inextricable darkness
 2    I, 23  |      ignorance of good things, wander in uncertainty. But the
 3   II, 2   |        the spirits of the dead wander about the tombs and relics
 4   II, 5   |    creatures on the earth, who wander hither and thither as they
 5   II, 15  |   abandoned spirits, as I say, wander over the whole earth, and
 6   VI, 8   |  cannot appear. Therefore they wander, as it were, on the great
 7   VI, 8   |     some light of heaven, they wander with uncertain courses.
 8   VI, 16  |   right course is good, but to wander from it is evil, so to be
 9   VI, 16  | sensual desire, if it does not wander from its lawful object,
10   VI, 17  |      obstacle. But if he shall wander from the course, although
11   VI, 19  |        for good uses, and they wander more widely than reason
12  VII, 2   |      abode, is neither able to wander at large, nor clearly to