Book, Chapter

 1     Int         |   and cosmic order, have not ceased to animate and enrich various
 2       3, II     |  uncleanness. I have not yet ceased to have compassion. But
 3       5, VII    |      and the moon; and I had ceased to believe him able to show
 4       6, XV     |     former mistress; only it ceased to burn and throb, and began
 5       6, XIV    |    behold vanity; and thus I ceased from preoccupation with
 6       7, I      |      indeed, my passions had ceased to excite me as of old with
 7       7, XII    |   read it.”260 Immediately I ceased weeping and began most earnestly
 8      10, XIII   |  when all of them shall have ceased to be. Thy years are but
 9      10, XV     |      But after it passed, it ceased to be long simply because
10      10, XV     |    be long simply because it ceased to be.~19. Let us, therefore,
11      10, XXVII  |    sounding, for when it has ceased to sound it will be already
12      11, VI     | nearly nothing.~Thus my mind ceased to question my spirit -
13      12, XXXVIII|     one good God, hast never ceased to do good! And we have