Book, Chapter

 1       2, II  |        around me, and to fix a bound to their sweetness, so that
 2       3, I   |         and yet I was joyfully bound with troublesome tics, so
 3       3, X   |        God would have remained bound in that fig unless they
 4       4, X   |      they hear their appointed bound: “From there - to here!”~
 5       6, X   |        him at Rome, and he was bound to me with the strongest
 6       6, XVI |       But his thought is still bound by his materialistic notions
 7       6, XIX |        his flesh alone was not bound unto thy Word, but also
 8       7, I   |        But I was still tightly bound by the love of women; nor
 9       7, I   |        to a married life which bound me hand and foot. I had
10       7, IV  |  rejoice because our King hath bound the strong man, and they
11       7, V   |        to do; but as yet I was bound by the iron chain of my
12       7, V   |    made of it a chain, and had bound me tight with it. For out
13       7, V   |        was certain. But, still bound to the earth, I refused
14       7, VI  | replied that he would continue bound in his friendship, to share
15       7, VIII|        because their limbs are bound or weakened by disease,
16       8, X   |     first fruits of the Spirit bound to that ecstasy, we returned
17       9, III |      least among those who are bound together in love by its
18       9, XXIX|       For by continence we are bound up and brought back together