Book, Chapter

1       1, XVI|      as it were, choice and precious vessels, but I do deplore
2       2, III|   if on a bed of spices and precious ointments. And, drawing
3       5, VI | could not offer me the more precious draught for which I thirsted?
4       6, VII|  continence, which ensnared precious souls who were not able
5       8, VII|  thy saints, whose death is precious in thy sight. When he had
6      10, II |   drops of time410 are very precious to me and I have for a long
7      10, II | neither gold nor silver and precious stones, nor gorgeous apparel,
8      12, XX |       For by separating the precious from the vile you are made