Chapter

 1 1 |      ignorance and hardness of heart who are petrified against
 2 2 | account, having abstracted the heart of Dionysus, was called
 3 2 |      from the vibrating of the heart; and the Titans who had
 4 4 |        long will ye be slow of heart? Why do you love vanity,
 5 9 |       of the hardness of their heart: who, being past feeling,
 6 9 |    said, They do always err in heart, and have not known My ways.
 7 9 |        unbelieving, and err in heart, and have not known the
 8 10|       hath it entered into the heart of man;" and "they shall
 9 10| avenues of hearing, but lay to heart what is said. Excellent
10 10|     Only let us with our whole heart repent, that we may be able
11 10|     may be able with our whole heart to contain God. "Trust in
12 10|      hands, the mouth, and the heart: a meet emblem this of truth,
13 11|       recompense of a thankful heart and of piety, as a kind
14 11|      part of man, that is, the heart; and let the beams of knowledge
15 12|     have they entered into the heart of any."~"And in sooth methinks
16 12|     for I am meek and lowly in heart: and ye shall find rest