Book, Chapter

 1       4, III   |       discovered astrology to be utterly false and, as a man of honest
 2       4, IV    |         he died.~9. My heart was utterly darkened by this sorrow
 3       5, V     |      should then be abhorred and utterly rejected? But I had not
 4       6, VIII  |        For, although he had been utterly opposed to such spectacles
 5       6, XIV   |   collapsed in our hands and was utterly wrecked and cast aside.
 6       6, III   | unwilling to do something, I was utterly certain that it was none
 7       6, V     |    doctrine, but my mind did not utterly lose it, and every day drank
 8       7, XI    |          chain till it should be utterly broken. By now I was held
 9       9, XIV   |        analogy; yet they are not utterly unlike.~22. But look, it
10       9, XXXVII|        whether, if I were mad or utterly in the wrong, I would prefer
11       9, XLIII |        us.400 Otherwise I should utterly despair. For my infirmities
12      12, XVI   |         For just as thou art the utterly Real, thou alone dost fully
13      12, XIX   |         who are nevertheless not utterly despised. Shine over all