Book, Chapter

1       3, I    |          a smooth way, free from snares. Within me I had a dearth
2       3, VI   |   voluble, whose mouths were the snares of the devil - a trap made
3       3, VI   | grammarians and poets than these snares [of the Manicheans]! For
4       6, XII  |          catch him with pleasant snares in which his honorable and
5       9, XXXIV|    constantly remain fast in the snares set all around me. However,
6       9, XXXV | wilderness so vast, crammed with snares and dangers, behold how
7       9, XXXVI|        scattering everywhere his snares of “well done, well done”;