Book, Chapter

 1     Int      |        snatched abruptly from their worldly ways to the monastic life.~
 2       2, I   |         longed to be satisfied with worldly things, and I dared to grow
 3       2, V   |      objects in physical sensation. Worldly honor also has its own glory,
 4       5, V   |            have a knowledge of this worldly lore, it is folly to make
 5       5, VIII|          away from it and change my worldly habitation for the preservation
 6       6, VIII|           study law - which was the worldly way which his parents were
 7       6, X   |        which thy mercy followed our worldly pursuits, we sought for
 8       6, VI  |         affairs of his in which his worldly hopes had risen, viewed
 9       6, XIX |             an example of despising worldly things for the attainment
10       7      | incontinence and preoccupation with worldly affairs. He is then visited
11       7, VI  |             and from the slavery of worldly business.252 With increasing
12       7, VI  |          such a life, giving up his worldly employment to seek thee
13       7, VII |           to day in rejecting those worldly hopes and following thee
14       8, IV  |             wish to be increased in worldly goods which are wasted by
15      12, VII |           downward with the love of worldly care; and the sanctity of