Book, Chapter

 1       3, IX  |  judged rightly and after the rule of perfection, the sins
 2       3, XI  |  standing on a sort of wooden rule, and saw a bright youth
 3       3, XI  | standing near her on the same rule.~Whence came this vision
 4       5, II  |       just and perfect in its rule even to the last item in
 5       5, IX  |  measured by the truth of thy rule? My mother knew nothing
 6       6, IV  |     text most diligently as a rule: “The letter kills, but
 7       6, X   |     better, thinking that the rule that forbade him was still
 8       6, V   |  points and diverged from the rule of right doctrine, but my
 9       7, XII |       but set my feet on that rule of faith which so many years
10       8, IX  |     this, she taught them the rule I have mentioned. Those
11      10, XVII|      it. O my God, direct and rule me.~Who is there who will
12      11, XI  |     disturbs the order of thy rule, either first or last. All