Book, Chapter

 1        0, Life |       save only when a short sleep prevented it; and then he
 2        0, Life |      and to arise out of the sleep of the soul; and being learned
 3        I, XXVII|  their mind, even during the sleep of the body, is not defiled
 4       II, XII  | yourself in body and mind to sleep; for the king's resolution
 5       IV, IX   |    which the sisters used to sleep. Then looking earnestly
 6       IV, XI   |      God composed himself to sleep, and saw a consoling vision,
 7       IV, XXIV |      one stood by him in his sleep, and saluting him, and calling
 8       IV, XXIV | words as he sang them in his sleep; for verses, though never
 9       IV, XXIV |  loftiness. Awaking from his sleep, he remembered all that
10       IV, XXV  |   not to give yourself up to sleep, but to continue in watching
11       IV, XXV  |      either sunk in slothful sleep, or are awake in order to
12       IV, XXXI |   seemed to fall into a deep sleep, and, as he was afterwards
13        V, XIX  |      awakening out of a deep sleep, he raised himself and sat