Book, Chapter

1     Int      |       a specific problem or an actual crisis in the immediate
2     Int      |        Sermon CCCLV, 2) and in actual violation of the eighth
3       3, VI  |      In comparison to them the actual bodies which we see with
4       4, IV  |  friend she had lost was as an actual man, both truer and better
5       5, VIII|       cunning. And I who hated actual misery in the one place
6       6, VI  |    they had information of the actual birth - and each, of course,
7       8, XIII|       But whoever recounts his actual and true merits to thee,
8       9, XXXI|      For hunger and thirst are actual pain. They consume and destroy
9      11, VI  | formless condition, though not actual nothingness.462~But I desired