Book, Part, Chapter

 1   vis, vis1, 1 |       I recognised her, and I began to love her as a sister.
 2   vis, vis1, 1 |    bent down on my knees, and began to pray to the Lord and
 3   vis, vis2, 1 |   place, I bowed my knees and began to pray to the Lord, and
 4   vis, vis3, 1 |   retired. Before, however, I began to speak and to mention
 5   vis, vis3, 1 |    yet no one in the place, I began to feel awe, and as it were
 6   vis, vis4, 1 |     Doubt not, Hermas;" and I began to think with myself, and
 7   vis, vis4, 1 | rising even to the heavens. I began to say to myself, "Are cattle
 8   vis, vis4, 1 |     had a head like an urn. I began to weep, and to call on
 9   com, com12, 4|     agitated and confused, he began to speak to me in more gentle
10   sim, sim5, 2 |       receive the dishes, and began to pray for him, that he
11   sim, sim9, 6 |   forward and kissed him, and began to walk near him around
12   sim, sim9, 10|     of him by the wallet, and began to adjure him by the Lord
13   sim, sim9, 11|       be the first among them began to kiss me. [And the others
14   sim, sim9, 11| others seeing her kissing me, began also to kiss me], and to
15   sim, sim9, 11|  became like a young man, and began to play with them: for some
16   sim, sim9, 32|    its possessor? for its use began to be unprofitable, seeing