Book, Chapter

1       1, XVI   | good-for-nothing youth upon the stage, setting up a picture of Jove as
2       5, VI    |                thy providence and wast setting my shameful errors before
3       7, I     |               desired him to tell me - setting before him all my agitations -
4       7, VI    |             palace. But the other two, setting their affections on heavenly
5       8, IV    |          raising him from the dead and setting him at thy right hand, that
6      12, XXI   |               imitation.~For in such a setting, men will heed, not with
7      12, XXXIII|               in time - a rising and a setting, a growth and a decay, a
8      12, XXXV  |              an evening, and it has no setting, for thou hast sanctified