Book, Chapter

1       2, IX   |    my soul’s career is laid bare before thee. I would not
2       5, III  |     III~ ~3. Let me now lay bare in the sight of God the
3       7, VII  | finding alone, but also the bare search for it, ought to
4       7, VII  | arrived in which I was laid bare to myself and my conscience
5       9, II   |     then, O Lord, I am laid bare, whatever I am, and I have
6      10, I    |        Consequently, we lay bare our feelings before thee,
7      12, III  |  became light, not from the bare fact of existing, but by
8      12, XXXII|     and the dry land, first bare and then formed, so as to