Book, Chapter

 1       2, II  |  for my soul’s pride, and I wandered farther from thee, and thou
 2       2, II  | still hold thy peace, and I wandered still farther from thee
 3       2, III |    peace, O my God, while I wandered farther away from thee?
 4       2, X   |   my God, and in my youth I wandered too far from thee, my true
 5       3, III | terrible dangers in which I wandered with stiff neck, receding
 6       4, XII |    heart, yet the heart has wandered away from him. Return to
 7       6, XIV |     from thee. Hence it had wandered into the notion of two substances,
 8       7, VII |     extinguished. And I had wandered through perverse ways of
 9      10, VIII|    might return when we had wandered away. But when we return
10      11, XI  |  this let the soul that has wandered far away from thee understand -
11      11, XI  |     how thy house has never wandered away from thee; and, although