Chapter

 1 II    |         him Ioasaph, and in his folly went in person to the temples
 2 VI    |        it was in reproof of thy folly that I played thee this
 3 X     |      their safety. And yet what folly not to know that they, which
 4 XI    |         vanity thereof, and the folly of those who worship idols;
 5 XIV   |  whereto they have in miserable folly subjected themselves, choosing
 6 XV    |       the prophet, mourning the folly that encompasseth such souls,
 7 XXII  |        in sympathy. It had been folly in me, being as I am, not
 8 XXIV  |         not that the extreme of folly and madness? When was there
 9 XXIV  |      what simplicity, nay, what folly and madness it is to choose
10 XXV   |         Galileans have in their folly rejected; so that, in hope
11 XXVII |         wise, fell into greater folly than the Chaldeans, alleging
12 XXVII | mutilated should be a god? What folly? What man in his senses
13 XXVIII|         of a fool will conceive folly.' So this your device and
14 XXXI  |     fairest beasts, and in your folly make sacrifice to your dead
15 XXXI  |       thy mouth, thou victim of folly, that commendest such things