Book, Chapter

 1       1, XVII |    been dragged away by these empty trifles, a shameful prey
 2       3, VI   |  tongues, for their heart was empty of truth. Still they cried, “
 3       3, VI   |       and thou wast not these empty fictions. Neither was I
 4       3, VI   |       no existence. With such empty husks was I then fed, and
 5       4, VII  |       not thyself but only an empty fantasm. Thus my error was
 6       5, VIII |       the one place and their empty promises in the other. To
 7       5, XIV  |     how he said it - for this empty concern remained foremost
 8       6, XI   |       find her to abandon the empty hopes and mad delusions
 9       6, I    |    heaven), yet it remains an empty space - a spacious nothing,
10       6, VI   |       now that these were but empty and ridiculous follies.
11       8, I    |   depth of my death and didst empty out the abyss of corruption
12       9, XXXIX| temptation. By it they become empty who please themselves in