Book, Chapter

1       2, V     | inordinate preference for these goods of a lower order and neglect
2       2, V     |      the superior and celestial goods they are abject and contemptible.
3       6, IX    |  suspected them of stealing the goods that had been lost out of
4       6, XI    |      greedy of enjoying present goods which fly away and distract
5       6, V     |       hath created these lesser goods; but both Creator and created
6       8, IV    |         be increased in worldly goods which are wasted by time,
7       9, XXXVII|        when lesser and trifling goods are valued more highly than
8      11, XVI   |       its solid joy and all its goods ineffable - and all of this