Book, Chapter

1       1, XI   |   wounded; for he is not yet cured”! How much better, then,
2       1, XI   |     been for me to have been cured at once - and if thereafter,
3       5, IX   |     it never could have been cured, for I cannot adequately
4       6, IV   |  believed, I might have been cured, and, with the sight of
5       6, IV   | falsehoods, it refused to be cured, resisting thy hand, who
6       7, VII  |      up wholly to thee to be cured - the more did I abhor myself
7       8, II   | teaching; or, if I was to be cured and become strong again,
8       9, XXXIX|  rather feel my wounds being cured by thee than not inflicted