Book, Chapter

 1       1, XIX |        honors, and truths. And I fell thereby into sorrows, troubles,
 2       2, X   |   excellence in the Excellent. I fell away from thee, O my God,
 3       3, VI  |          CHAPTER VI~ ~10. Thus I fell among men, delirious in
 4       4, XV  |   entitled The Ten Categories116 fell into my hands? On the very
 5       4, XV  |          to return to because we fell away from it. For, in our
 6       5, III |    shining heavens. And lo, they fell upon the earth, and “their
 7       6, VIII|       when one of the combatants fell in the fight, a mighty cry
 8       6, VIII|        been in his body. Thus he fell more miserably than the
 9       6, XII | affectionate to their friends. I fell far short of them in greatness
10       6, XIV |         cast aside. From this we fell again into sighs and groans,
11       7, XII | paragraph on which my eyes first fell: “Not in rioting and drunkenness,
12       8, VIII|      accompany her to the cellar fell to quarreling with her little
13       8, XI  |          words as she could, she fell silent, in heavy pain with
14      12, VIII|     CHAPTER VIII~ ~9. The angels fell, and the soul of man fell;
15      12, VIII|        fell, and the soul of man fell; thus they indicate to us