Book, Chapter

 1    I, 9 |      than he who cleanses his heart from vices, which are more
 2    I, 22|   statues of bronze contain a heart. It is a painter's gallery;
 3   II, 8 |     wisdom the light of man's heart. Wherefore, since wisdom--
 4  III, 13|       not the tongue, but the heart; and it makes no difference
 5  III, 15|     has its origin not in the heart of the philosopher, but
 6  III, 16|      have goodness not in the heart, but on the lips. It is
 7   IV, 3 |       the fingers, not by the heart and tongue, as is the case
 8   IV, 8 |       forty-fourth Psalm: "My heart hath given utterance to
 9   IV, 13|  consist of walls, but of the heart and faith of the men who
10   IV, 14|       things that are in mine heart; and I will build him a
11   IV, 15|       Ye who are of a fearful heart, fear not, be not afraid:
12   IV, 16|    ever admit them into their heart, which is also itself a
13   IV, 17|    away the foreskins of your heart, lest my fury come forth
14   IV, 17|   Lord shall circumcise thine heart to love the Lord thy God."
15   IV, 17| practise even now, but of the heart and spirit, which was delivered
16   IV, 17|       with an open and simple heart, since that part of the
17   IV, 17|    kind of resemblance to the heart, and is to be treated with
18   IV, 17|       the circumcision of the heart of which the prophets speak,
19   IV, 17|      innermost secrets of the heart. The forbidding of the flesh
20   IV, 18|     and let it come into your heart, that we have to abase Him
21    V, 9 |    fury of hunger, but of the heart; nor do they prowl in a
22    V, 20|      the secret places of the heart, who is alway hostile to
23   VI, 9 |    hears, who imprints on his heart the divine words and life-giving
24   VI, 15|     the liver, of fear in the heart, it is easier to kill the
25   VI, 24|    and which is placed in the heart of man, and cannot be defiled
26   VI, 25|   himself, consecrated in his heart, inasmuch as he himself
27  VII, 4 |       in the body, but in the heart Unless, therefore, there
28  VII, 13|       eyes uninjured, but his heart was blind, with which he