Book, Chapter

 1    I, 21|    swords in each hand, they run, they are beside themselves,
 2    I, 21|      unbecoming gestures, or run naked, anointed, and crowned
 3   II, 1 |     which they unconsciously run into the snares of death;
 4  III, 24|     work of a single book to run over the errors of each
 5   IV, 26|  recalled the life which has run its course, to have added
 6   IV, 26|  souls from heaven to earth, run into the snares of eternal
 7   VI, 12|      evil intention? "Do you run round through all the gates,
 8   VI, 12|     and chains, that you may run to God without any impedient.
 9   VI, 16|  should say that we must not run swiftly, but walk quietly.
10   VI, 16|      may be possible even to run without stumbling and danger.~
11  VII, 2 |      unrighteous age, having run the course of its appointed
12  VII, 24| honey; streams of wine shall run down, and rivers flow with