Book, Chapter

 1       3, V   |      number of those who could enter into it or bend my neck
 2       5, VI  |        inconvenient for him to enter into a discussion with me
 3       6, III |        no one was forbidden to enter, nor was it his custom that
 4       6, XII |      me, since he was ready to enter into “a covenant with death,”169
 5       6, XXI |      see thee afar off may yet enter upon the road that leads
 6       7, II  |    Rome those who are about to enter into thy grace make from
 7       7, VI  | determined to serve God; and I enter into that service from this
 8       7, VIII|       bones cried out to me to enter, extolling it to the skies.
 9       8, I   |      in their place thou didst enter in thyself - sweeter than
10       8, X   |        reality of the saying, ‘Enter into the joy of thy Lord’299?
11       8, XIII|  forgive her, I beseech thee; “enter not into judgment” with
12       9, I   |         O Strength of my soul, enter it and prepare it for thyself
13       9, VIII|  toward him who made me. And I enter the fields and spacious
14       9, VIII|       things themselves do not enter it, but only the images
15       9, X   |       and how did these things enter into my memory? I do not
16       9, XIV |     thing, we say, “It did not enter my mind” or “It slipped
17      11, XVI |     eyes. As for myself I will enter into my closet481 and there
18      12, XIX |   answer him that, if he would enter into life, he must keep