Book, Chapter

 1       2, III  |   not yet been baptized, she feared those crooked ways in which
 2       2, VI   |     powerful man seeks to be feared, because of his cruelty;
 3       2, VI   |   but who ought really to be feared but God only? What can be
 4       4, VI   |     him the more I hated and feared, as the most cruel enemy,
 5       6, X    |   coveted the friendship nor feared the enmity of a man at once
 6       6, XI   |      happy life, but I still feared to seek it in its own abode,
 7       7, II   |      not yet broken down, he feared that a storm of enmity would
 8       7, III  |  rejoice as much as they had feared. A loved one is sick and
 9       8, I    |     put away what I formerly feared to lose. For thou didst
10       9, XXXVI|  though I knew it not when I feared to take it up.~59. But,
11       9, XXXVI|  this life: the desire to be feared and loved of men, with no
12       9, XXXVI| officeholder to be loved and feared of men, and through this
13       9, XXXVI|  pleasure in being loved and feared, not for thy sake but in
14       9, XXXVI|    sake, and let thy word be feared in us. Those who desire