Book, Chapter

 1     Int       |          pilgrimage of grace had led him to a most unexpected
 2     Int       |         on alone, now upheld and led by a greater and a wiser
 3       3, X    |          little by little, I was led on to such follies as to
 4       4, I    | twenty-eighth, I went astray and led others astray. I was deceived
 5       5, XIII |        thy wine.146 To him I was led by thee without my knowledge,
 6       5, XIII |           that by him I might be led to thee in full knowledge.
 7       6, V    |    substance and as to which way led, or led back, to thee. Thus,
 8       6, V    |          as to which way led, or led back, to thee. Thus, since
 9       6, IX   |          thief. Thereupon he was led away to appear before the
10       6, IX   |         witness. As he was being led off to prison or punishment,
11       6, IX   |       once and, taking his hand, led him apart from the throng,
12       6, X    |         which he was very nearly led astray. He found out that
13       6, XVII |        And thus by degrees I was led upward from bodies to the
14       7, II   |          every turn, the pathway led to belief in God and his
15       8, VII  |     Whence and whither hast thou led my memory, that I should
16      10, VIII |         creation, we are thereby led to the Truth immutable.
17      11, XII  |      that by degrees they may be led forward who cannot wholly
18      11, XXVII|    fields than any single stream led off from the same spring