Book, Chapter

1    I, 1   |     hortatory discourse the guide to piety, which, like the
2    I, 1   |    When, then, the heavenly guide, the Word, was inviting
3    I, 1   |     a teacher, to train and guide the soul to all requisite
4    I, 3   |    deep darkness, we need a guide that cannot stumble or stray;
5    I, 3   |   stumble or stray; and our guide is the best, not blind,
6    I, 7   | Jesus, the Word, who is the guide of all humanity. The loving
7    I, 9   |  having wandered, of one to guide us; blind, of one to lead
8  III, hymn|     restrain us, Rudder~ To guide us as Thou wiliest;~ Of