Chapter

 1 II     |         of it, like some divine seed, being planted in my heart,
 2 VI     |     went out a sower to sow his seed: and, as he sowed, some
 3 VI     |      plant therein the heavenly seed, and manifest to thee the
 4 VI     |   better never to let fall this seed of salvation, nor to cast
 5 VII    |         pleased to multiply his seed beyond measure, and called
 6 VII    |       he would give it unto his seed. And the task were long,
 7 VII    |       Mother of God, not of the seed of man, nor of the will
 8 VII    |    ineffable birth. For without seed was the Son of God conceived
 9 VIII   |      our birth. Is not a little seed thrown into the womb that
10 XVIII  |      dress, and came to sow the seed of the divine message in
11 XIX    |    Ghost, was conceived without seed in the womb of Mary the
12 XIX    |    blood of the Virgin, without seed and without defilement;
13 XXI    |       seemed to be only casting seed upon the water; for wisdom
14 XXVII  |       of a pure Virgin, without seed of man, and without defilement,
15 XXXI   | darkness that may be felt, thou seed of Babylon, child of the
16 XXXVI  |       but preserve the heavenly seed pure and sincere, that it
17 XXXVIII|       was thy pleasure that the seed, which I sowed in the heart