Book, Chapter

1       2, V    |   these pleasures, we must not depart from thee, O Lord, nor deviate
2       4, XV   |   since they did not use it to depart from thee, and since they
3       5, II   |   restless and the unrighteous depart, and flee away from thee.
4       6, III  |        intent? - we would then depart, realizing that he was unwilling
5       6, VII  |    listen for a while and then depart.~12. But it slipped my memory
6       8, X    | approached on which she was to depart this life - a day which
7      11, XXIII|        question, let all those depart from me who imagine that