Book, Chapter

 1       1, XVIII |      or chariots, or ships, or fly away on visible wings, or
 2       3, IV    |    then, my God, how ardent to fly from earthly things to thee!
 3       4, II    |       would still not permit a fly to be killed to win it for
 4       4, VII   |       For where could my heart fly from my heart? Where could
 5       4, VII   |        my heart? Where could I fly from my own self? Where
 6       4, XI    |      Instead, you wish them to fly past so that others may
 7       5, II    |       Indeed, where would they fly when they fled from thy
 8       6, VI    |       could grasp it, it would fly away.~
 9       6, XI    |   enjoying present goods which fly away and distract me; and
10       7, VII   | loathed myself; but whither to fly from myself I could not
11       7, VII   |     and have received wings to fly away.” Thus was I inwardly
12       9, XVII  |    through all these I run and fly to and fro. I penetrate
13       9, XXXV  |        entangling them as they fly into her webs, oftentimes
14      10, II    |        thy bidding the moments fly by. Grant me in them, then,
15      10, VI    |        not even real, for they fly away and pass, but the Word
16      11, XXVII |       it may live until it can fly.~
17      11, XXVIII|   fruits concealed in them and fly around rejoicing and search
18      12, XX    |        life and the fowls that fly over the earth. For, by
19      12, XX    |      beneath which they are to fly wheresoever they go. For “