Book, Chapter

 1     V, 2 |     thanks; but their foolish heart was rendered vain. For,
 2     V, 19|     have not entered into the heart;" that is, if you wish to
 3     V, 21|     hath not entered into the heart of man to (conceive)."~Then
 4     V, 22|     have not entered into the heart of man;" and he drinks from
 5    VI, 9 | through the ventricles to the heart, produces a movement of
 6    VI, 30|       and had a veil upon the heart;--when (it was time), then,
 7    IX, 7 |    even venom imbedded in his heart, and forming no correct
 8    IX, 8 |        and the invention of a heart inflated with pride, and
 9    IX, 10|     Most High God in faith of heart, and then let him thus adjure
10     X, 29|     by sudden impulses of the heart, nor beguiled by the plausibility