Book, Par.

 1  I, 3  | entangled in the lusts of this world, dragged mine down and kept
 2  I, 7  |     the mouths of all, and the world is saying that you have
 3  I, 7  |    misfortune from the outside world, and persons who entertain
 4  I, 7  |       in the interests of this world, to such a dignity as they
 5  I, 7  |     ourselves, and the outside world also said concerning us,
 6  I, 7  |     shall I say to the outside world? what defence shall I make
 7 II, 2  |        of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness
 8 II, 4  |        to the pleasures of the world, and having occasion to
 9 II, 8  |         For what would not the world have said? "They have committed
10 III, 1 |     declined the empire of the world, and the command of all
11 III, 6 |    rank and great power in the world, are unable to profit them:
12 III, 17|   escape the fire of the other world, what must one expect to
13 IV, 6  |        any man ever was in the world.~But leaving this subject
14 IV, 6  |       Where is the spot in the world, where is the continent
15 IV, 7  |        it that up and down the world he is so much on every one'
16 IV, 7  |      the Churches of the known world, and he as a most noble
17 IV, 9  |      greater punishment in the world to come, than that which
18  V, 7  |     inartistic, of the outside world. Let, therefore, the man
19  V, 7  |    good opinion of the outside world, nor be dejected in soul
20 VI, 3  |        his conversation in the world. But he who is content with
21 VI, 4  |         on behalf of the whole world indeed - prays that God
22 VI, 4  |       entrusted with the whole world and were himself the father
23 VI, 4  |    holier than anything in the world? At such a time angels stand
24 VI, 4  |   light beaming over the whole world. But mine has so great darkness
25 VI, 4  |    they who are engaged in the world, and yet to be free from
26 VI, 8  |     about the concerns of this world, who are adepts at wrangling
27 VI, 8  |         and to desire for this world's goods, and draw him downwards,
28 VI, 9  |    slight the suspicion of the world, although it was very absurd,
29 VI, 12 |       if I come forth into the world, and will tear my soul to
30 VI, 12 | ashamed to bring it before the world, for though what is said
31 VI, 13 |      anything of the invisible world, that what has been said