Book, Chapter

1       1, VII  | obeyed? Thus, the infant’s innocence lies in the weakness of
2       1, VII  | what remedies. But is this innocence, when the fountain of milk
3       1, XVIII| than to yield. Is this the innocence of childhood? It is not,
4       2, VI   |    names of simplicity and innocence; yet there is no being that
5       2, VII  |   ascribe his chastity and innocence to his own powers, so that
6       2, X    |  thee, O Righteousness and Innocence, so beautiful and comely
7       6, IX   |  come to the rescue of his innocence, of which thou wast the
8       9, III  |  thy mercy than in her own innocence - what profit is there,