Book, Chapter

 1       1, VI   |      to laugh - at first in my sleep, then when waking. For this
 2       6, VI   |      again with it, and was to sleep again and rise again with
 3       6, XIV  |       my madness was lulled to sleep; and I awoke in thee, and
 4       7, V    |        And as no one wishes to sleep forever (for all men rightly
 5       7, V    |       limbs; and he is glad to sleep on even when his reason
 6       7, V    | calling to me, “Awake, you who sleep, and arise from the dead,
 7       8, XII  |    light, ~Appointing gracious sleep by night:~ ~Thy grace our
 8       9, XXX  |        when I am awake; but in sleep they rush in not only so
 9       9, XXX  |       eyes close? Is it put to sleep with the bodily senses?
10       9, XXX  |       lascivious motions of my sleep? Thou wilt increase thy
11       9, XXXIV|      taken over by it in their sleep. Such a man I desire to
12       9, XXXIV|      shall neither slumber nor sleep.”378~53. What numberless
13       9, XXXV |       see such a thing even in sleep, just as they would if,