Book, Chapter

 1       3, VIII  |   pricks”77; or when they cast aside respect for human society
 2       5, X     |       which they had turned me aside, O Lord of heaven and earth,
 3       6, IV    |       at the same time he drew aside the mystic veil and opened
 4       6, XIV   |       utterly wrecked and cast aside. From this we fell again
 5       6, XVI   |    perversion of the will bent aside from thee, O God, the supreme
 6       7, X     |      sake it does not lay that aside.~
 7       7, XI    |       old condition, but stood aside for a moment and drew breath.
 8       7, XI    |    strike me back, nor turn me aside, but held me in suspense.~
 9       8, V     |       to be like it, I laid it aside with the intention of taking
10       8, XIII  | judgedst it with thy mercy set aside. But since thou dost not
11       9, XXXV  |     after it - not that I turn aside with my horse, but with
12       9, XXXVII|       so that they may be cast aside and it may prove itself.~
13      11, XV    | forever and not ever be turned aside. Thus, it is varied by no