Book, Chapter

1       1, IX   |    And when thou didst not heed me - for that would have
2       1, XVIII|     he takes most vigilant heed that his tongue does not
3       1, XVIII|  homines], but he takes no heed lest, in the fury of his
4       2, II   |   have given more vigilant heed to the voice from the clouds: “
5       2, III  |  to the quick. She took no heed of this, for she was afraid
6      10, XXVII| not we ourselves.”446 Give heed where the truth begins to
7      11, XXV  | end of love. Hear and give heed to what I shall say to him,
8      12, XXI  |   such a setting, men will heed, not with the mere intent