bold = Main text
   Book, Chapter                                    grey = Comment text

 1       2, III      |      Still, this same father troubled himself not at all as to
 2       5, VI       |      of those questions that troubled me, in a familiar exchange
 3       5, VII      |      these perplexities that troubled me - though I realized that
 4       6, XXI      | confession, thy sacrifice, a troubled spirit, a broken and a contrite
 5       8, IV       | Perhaps they would have been troubled, and have vomited up their
 6       8, VII      | along the road many who were troubled by unclean spirits - the
 7       8, XII      |      all the day, and with a troubled mind entreated thee, as
 8       9, XXXII    |    XXXII~ ~48. I am not much troubled by the allurement of odors.
 9       9, XXXVII   |     I should be contented or troubled at having to do without
10      10, XX       |      future.” I shall not be troubled by it, nor argue, nor object -
11      12, XII      |  light. Because our soul was troubled within us, we remembered
12      12, XVII(579)|     its bitter saltiness and troubled storms, where men with perverse