Book, Chapter

1    I, 18|      who taught the healing of wounds in the body? Can he be more
2    I, 19| describe their banishments and wounds, their deaths, and wars,
3  III, 8 |    imagine that no labour, nor wounds, nor death itself, ought
4   IV, 30|  wholesome manner the sins and wounds to which the weakness of
5   VI, 13|        you are able, heal your wounds. Nor, however, because offences
6   VI, 13|    done for the healing of his wounds he may afterwards do for
7   VI, 20|        not being satiated with wounds nor contented with bloodshed.
8   VI, 24|   accord, and tearing open our wounds to pour forth destruction;
9   VI, 24|       forth destruction; which wounds no one else can heat but