Book, Chapter

 1       1, VII |     which no other but thou canst do - thou alone who madest
 2       3, VIII|   of vileness harm thee who canst not be defiled; or how can
 3       3, VIII|   of violence harm thee who canst not be harmed? Still thou
 4       4, III |   this distemper “only thou canst heal who resisteth the proud
 5       5, I   |    back thy hands, for thou canst soften it at will, either
 6       5, II  |      Thou art the Lord, who canst remake what thou didst make
 7       5, II  |    what thou didst make and canst comfort them. And where
 8       5, III |  the contrite in heart, and canst not be found by the proud,
 9       6, VII |   rebuked him; but thou who canst make use of everything,
10       9, V   | with thee. I know that thou canst not suffer violence, but
11       9, XVII|    to reach thee where thou canst be reached, and wishing
12      12, XIV |  human knowledge, only thou canst rightly distinguish - thou